Is there any legal weight in the US for this?
I know that other countries have ISPs block sites, such as at the behest of a regime.
Some even find ways to put positive spin on it. Like the "Golden Shield" in China.
Is there any legal weight in the US for this?
I know that other countries have ISPs block sites, such as at the behest of a regime.
Some even find ways to put positive spin on it. Like the "Golden Shield" in China.
NN means ISPs can't throttle or block websites. They can still throttle customers for daring to visit websites. They also can't charge the major bandwidth eaters extra (Nf/Yt) for eating so much damn bandwidth.
It was passed during Obama's second term. That's why Netflix gave him millions to be a "consultant" when he left office: it's a bribe. SCOTUS says bribing politicians is legal as long as they wait til they're out of power to receive it.
NN means ISPs can't throttle or block websites. They can still throttle customers for daring to visit websites. They also can't charge the major bandwidth eaters extra (Nf/Yt) for eating so much damn bandwidth.
It was passed during Obama's second term. That's why Netflix gave him millions to be a "consultant" when he left office: it's a bribe. SCOTUS says bribing politicians is legal as long as they wait til they're out of power to receive it.
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