https://www.cnet.com/news/trump-to-name-ajit-pia-fcc-chairman-net-neutrality-foe/
Where not going to let this happen right?
>>102095
What are you talking about
>>102095
Didn't large companies freak out last time they tried to stop net neutrality? Like a Wikipedia blackout or something.
>>102095
>Where
4chan is for people aged 18 and up. Come back in 6 years.
>>102095
"We" already did. Thank the retards who turned this election into blatant corporate goon vs blatant corporate goon.
>>102095
What heading states:
>ermahgurd net neutrality is over we are doomed!
What article states:
>some fucker is going to be replaced by some other fucker. we know that from some other article that doesn't have a proof
>>102095
Net Neutrality was a mistake to begin with. Let the free market do what it wants with the internet.
>>102133
You mean shut down free discussion, increase penalties for filesharing and making sure good goyims don't block ads and buy hulu subscriptions? Because that's exactly what will happen
>>102133
The free market was a mistake to begin with.
>>102133
>Net Neutrality was a mistake to begin with.
As it was delivered by the FCC it was.
The left has no issue with a former Telecom lobbyist running the FCC saying the internet should be regulated like a Telecom, but then turn around and expect everyone to take their concern about "corporations throttling the internet" seriously.
Plz go.
>>102163
The government getting involved with internet at all was a mistake.
>>102166
>Regulations was a mistake; we should let the market decide on ethnicity so that the mob can dictate what to do about the industries.
I still am baffled by the turnaround of opinion on net neutrality
When this came around a few years ago there was near unanimous support for net neutrality here, and now it's done a 180 and gone completely the other way
Fucking phoneposters
>>102220
It's mostly /pol/ who hates it, and mostly because they view liberals as being for it. /pol/ is like a suicide bomber; they'll fuck themselves over to fuck you over.
>>102095
>End of Net Neutrality...
In the USA perhaps.
Is this likely to effect the rest of the world?
>>102227
Yeah, but the rest of the world can adapt to it. America can't.
>>102133
Life on the internet wouldn't even be the same you drone. Companies like Spectrum would get in bed with Google and that would pretty much be the end of anything being reasonable.
>Goy, we see you watch a lot of Youtube Be sure to sign up for Youtube Red White and Blue Plus++ for fast video speeds, as we have recently artificially decreased speeds there.
>Goy stop watching porn. Well, watch porn but pay us more to watch that kind of content
>>102226
Also this
>>102227
What happens in America is often used as precedent to justify changes elsewhere in the world.
>>102133
>Let the free market do what it wants with the internet.
You dense motherfucker. Think for a moment why utilities such as electricity and water are regulated by the government and not just left to the magic of the "free market", and you'll see why the internet needs to be regulated similarly.
>>102226
They'd close 4chan because some users suggested to delete /pol/.
There was a study about the fact that people with a strong political opinion were more inclined to be for/against something if they were told it was a democrat/republican idea.
>>102227
Yes, unfortunately.
I just cant believe there isnt a wireless open network yet. Or are they just that good at censoring it
>>102166
The internet started as a government project, you mong.
>>102366
It was more of a university project, with government funding.