No blocking – service providers should not be permitted to block requests to local web sites or internet services.
No throttling — service providers should not be able to slow down traffic intentionally to favour other services.
Increased transparency — to apply not only to connections between service providers and consumers but also to interconnections with the rest of the internet.
No paid prioritization — no service should be stuck in a ‘slow lane’ because it does not pay a fee.
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A leaked email sent to Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton on March 19, 2012, provides a new look at how Google fits into anti-piracy efforts, in Hollywood and beyond.
piracy, file sharing, content sharing, media, hollywood, google, us gov (vs WORLD WIDE WEB) who should be enforcing copyright, is copyright law up-to-date?
Lots going on behind the scenes
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