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Captain-Murphy rated 8 weeks ago- Everything thus far has been enormously successful (for us) so don't even try to change or test it (by using the checks and balances society has created for monopolistic practices in communications).
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PS. We own you.- Everything thus far has been enormously successful (for us) so don't even try to change or test it (by using the checks and balances society has created for monopolistic practices in communications).
- benadamx rated 4 months ago
- "The man who spoke for Comcast at Harvard last month has told the Federal Communications Commission that the agency has no legal power to stop the cable giant from engaging in what it calls "network management practices" (critics call it peer-to-peer traffic blocking). Comcast vice president David L. Cohen's latest filing with the Commission claims that regulators can do nothing even if they conclude that Comcast's behavior runs afoul of the FCC's Internet neutrality guidelines. "The congressional policy and agency practice of relying on the marketplace instead of regulation to maximize consumer welfare has been proven by experience (including the Comcast customer experience) to be enormously successful," concludes Cohen's thinly-veiled warning to the FCC, filed on March 11. "Bearing these facts in mind should obviate the need for the Commission to test its legal authority." Related Stories * Comcast, net neutrality advocates to square off Monday * Cable and telcos side with Comcast in FCC BitTorrent dispute * Comcast, net neutrality advocates clash at FCC hearing "
