occurred to me prior to reading this article, but what if instead of
this sort of preferential pipe for corporate entities, a system along
the lines of the 800 number were to be put in place. The article
brings to light the idea that internet may be charged in the states
based on usage eventually, and implies that destroying net neutrality
is a means to avoid this. Well, what if companies could opt to pay
for people's access to material, making this material not part of the
account usage for the user?
Josh
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