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Added for You - Keeping the Net Truly Free
When I’m not running my own business, writing articles about business, speaking to groups and organizations about business, or consulting with companies who want my advice about the running of their business, I teach a wee
Perhaps not coincidentally I am writing this on the cusp of America’s 230rd birthday. We live in a land where we value freedom, but freedom certainly isn’t free. So, the next time Net Neutrality resurfaces, please pay close attention to
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In short, Net Neutrality is a good thing from the standpoint of search engines, bloggers, and just about everyone else concerned about free speech. No “tollroads” are set up by the various internet service providers such as AOL, BellSouth, Verizon, etc., that would effectively tax your access to many sites. Already you pay a monthly fee for DSL, cable, dial up, etc. For those people against Net Neutraliy, they would be able to slap on an additional fee to allow you to access various sites on the internet. Supposedly, they want a cut in the ad revenue generated by Google and others and feel that they are giving away some of their carrying charges for free.
Well, long story short I can tell you this: I like Net Neutrality. Just this past week, Congress said “no” to doing away with Net Neutrality, but there is always a chance the issue could surface once more at a later date.
Perhaps not coincidentally I am writing this on the cusp of America’s 230rd birthday. We live in a land where we value freedom, but freedom certainly isn’t free. So, the next time Net Neutrality resurfaces, please pay close attention to
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In short, Net Neutrality is a good thing from the standpoint of search engines, bloggers, and just about everyone else concerned about free speech. No “tollroads” are set up by the various internet service providers such as AOL, BellSouth, Verizon, etc., that would effectively tax your access to many sites. Already you pay a monthly fee for DSL, cable, dial up, etc. For those people against Net Neutraliy, they would be able to slap on an additional fee to allow you to access various sites on the internet. Supposedly, they want a cut in the ad revenue generated by Google and others and feel that they are giving away some of their carrying charges for free.
Well, long story short I can tell you this: I like Net Neutrality. Just this past week, Congress said “no” to doing away with Net Neutrality, but there is always a chance the issue could surface once more at a later date.
Perhaps not coincidentally I am writing this on the cusp of America’s 230rd birthday. We live in a land where we value freedom, but freedom certainly isn’t free. So, the next time Net Neutrality resurfaces, please pay close attention to
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Well, long story short I can tell you this: I like Net Neutrality. Just this past week, Congress said “no” to doing away with Net Neutrality, but there is always a chance the issue could surface once more at a later date.
Perhaps not coincidentally I am writing this on the cusp of America’s 230rd birthday. We live in a land where we value freedom, but freedom certainly isn’t free. So, the next time Net Neutrality resurfaces, please pay close attention to
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Well, long story short I can tell you this: I like Net Neutrality. Just this past week, Congress said “no” to doing away with Net Neutrality, but there is always a chance the issue could surface once more at a later date.
Perhaps not coincidentally I am writing this on the cusp of America’s 230rd birthday. We live in a land where we value freedom, but freedom certainly isn’t free. So, the next time Net Neutrality resurfaces, please pay close attention to
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Perhaps not coincidentally I am writing this on the cusp of America’s 230rd birthday. We live in a land where we value freedom, but freedom certainly isn’t free. So, the next time Net Neutrality resurfaces, please pay close attention to what could become one of the greatest freedom issues of our time. Not just for Americans either, but on a global scale.
Finally, we don’t want to become like Communist China who is, to this day, restricting access to the internet for millions of its citizens.
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