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SugarDaddyAug 12th 2010 11:14AM
This is by far the worst analysis on this subject I've seen so far. I'm disappointed in you DLS. Basically the plan is for the big corporations (verizon and google among others) to gut the FCC's regulation powers over the internet and more importantly wireless networks. I'm not sure how anyone who values the rights of people to challenge corporations should be "all for it". This plan stinks -- as much as any plan where the big corporations define the rules that govern themselves. We've seen what happened when the Bush administration let the energy companies define their own rules -- anyone remember the worst oil spill in history currently wreaking havoc in the gulf?