At 4:33 PM -0600 1/23/12, Manfredi, Albert E wrote:
Example: does an "open Internet" mean that all of my personal information should be made available to everyone? No, of course. It means that if I write something intended for public consumption, then a third party should not censure what I wrote.
Does use of the Internet mean that everything should be free? Of course not. Obviously MANY Internet portals are there for e-commerce. The problem comes when all users are not treated the same.Hulu and Fox have no problem with your use of a PC to watch their FREE content. But they DO HAVE a big problem with a Google enabled TV viewing the same content.
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