Today we mourn the loss of our beloved brother Net Neutrality. Yes I can still feel his spirit among us, but sadly, it appears that he has left us, but in the battleground of the rights of the people versus the rights of corporations he is considered MIA/KIA. In a shocking turn of events, the need of the few outweighed the needs of the many.
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Net Neutrality and how this will affect you.
How many of us are old enough to remember dial up internet. The seconds of waiting for the old modem to kick in, the sound of a cat fighting a fax machine, the minutes it sometimes took for that modem to connect to a server, and then the blissful joy of waiting for websites to load. I remember waiting five minutes or more sometimes for my old dial up modem to connect to my college so I could submit a paper, and then waiting several more minutes for a ten to fifteen page paper to upload. I remember professors becoming agitated with me because assignments would come in several minutes late.
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