“Neutrality” = Rhetoric

By C.G. | Published: May 7, 2010

Karl Bode:

All of this simply highlights how the entire network neutrality debate has been so polluted by lobbyist, lawyer and think tank nonsense and hypocrisy (on all sides) — that it has just completely degraded into incoherent rhetoric.

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