In Harm's Way: The Dangers of a World Without Net Neutrality | Electronic Frontier Foundation

English: Logo of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

In Harm's Way: The Dangers of a World Without Net Neutrality | Electronic Frontier Foundation:



 " In 2005, Telus, a Canadian ISP, blocked access to a website that was used to plan actions by the Telecommunications Workers Union during a strike. In 2007, AT&T deleted Eddy Vedder’s criticism of George W. Bush during a webcasted Pearl Jam concert.  Although AT&T was technically acting in the capacity of a content provider, content providers and Internet providers have merged dramatically in the past few years, resulting in the lines becoming uncomfortably blurred. This sort of censorship threatens both innovation and free speech."



 ...ero.

Related articles

• In Harm's Way: The Dangers of a World Without Net Neutrality
• Resetting the Net. E.F.F.
• Still confused about net neutrality? Here's what you need to know