The following "Save the Internet" site is also interesting. It is in favor of "network neutrality." It is also a good example of a grassroots political site with highly formatted responses, etc. http://www.savetheinternet.com/=coalition Janna Anderson On 4/27/06 11:33 AM, "Nancy Baym" <nbaym@ku.edu> wrote:
Can someone with greater expertise than mine offer a quick primer on the net neutrality debate and bills now before the US congress/senate, including how, if at all, it would have ramifications outside the US? I know there are many people on here who pay a lot of attention to these kinds of issues, and I would really like to hear what you see going on here,
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