Time Magazine has named you and me as their person of the year but without net neutrality would this have been the case? Would we have had the ability to use sites like MySpace and YouTube or would these companies have been squeezed out due to the high tariffs the telcos and cable companies might have charged them to get priority internet service to their users (you and me). Here is interesting perspective from the Huffington Post. According to the article the service providers want the internet to be about them and not you and me.
Time Magazine and Net Neutrality
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