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03. 8.2006

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Net Neutrality

Solveig looks at the move to compel "net neutrality," and harkens back to the short life of video dialtone to illustrate why such mandates are no friends to innovation and consumer benefit.

posted by James DeLong @ 8:34 AM | Telecom

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