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  • http://ipower.ning.com/netneutrality

    From the page: "Internet providers have realized that the only way to not lose massive amounts of customers over this is to make sure there are no alternatives, that's why all major Internet providers are currently making agreements and planning to switch simultaneously somewhere in the... more

    Reviewed by uriel1998 Jun 01 2008, 09:23pm ( 171 reviews ) • ning.com

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  • Rated by jacquespeche on Jun 08 2008, 7:47am

    I really hope this is not for real... Lets find out at least.

  • Reviewed by ListenR on Jun 08 2008, 1:29am

    the astecs say 2012 is the end otf the world

  • Rated by DeepSkyFrontier on Jun 07 2008, 11:23pm

    Reeks of the hoax, or something worse. There is no market for limited internet access. It was tried, in the beginning, and it eventually went extinct. It died the death of competition, and if it ever comes back, it will die the death of legislation. Lying on the internet gives your people a bad reputation. Stop doing it.

  • Reviewed by GraceBelle on Jun 07 2008, 10:01pm

    http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/neutrality.asp

  • Reviewed by NetProphet79 on Jun 07 2008, 9:28pm

    I'm a big fan of net neutrality. But these guys take to long to make their point. Here's the deal: Don't let your ISP provider tell you what to view. Simple. Easy. How can you act? Let your local dictator\elected official know that you want free unfettered access to the entire web. No strings attached. ISP's make their profit by building out the infrastructure to get the internet from the cloud to your door. Not by telling you what content you need to view.

  • Rated by claudiotoronto on Jun 07 2008, 6:19pm

    I would have bought into what they were saying if these four stoners didn't come off like used-car salesman, didn't contradict each other, didn't talk in non-stop generalizations, and could actually say something concrete. Now that I think about it, it feels like some sort of lame, messed-up improv...just poor, poor spokespeople...

  • Rated by NPerez on Jun 07 2008, 3:46pm

    Blah, blah, blah. Here's what I think: If the internet stops being the internet, there's a huge untapped business opportunity in filling the void, which every huge corporation will take interest in snatching up. There's demand for a free internet, and thus there will be supply. I guarantee it, and if I'm wrong, then I'll personally take on that business opportunity because there's notoriously huge money in giving people what they want when nobody else is doing it.