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re: The bundling of Internet content has begun and its about to get worse
Posted on 12/1/16 at 3:47 pm to jeff5891
Posted on 12/1/16 at 3:47 pm to jeff5891
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Oh Lord
The companies supplying the product were the ones violating the basic assumptions of a free market long before the government came into play. Do you even know what the basic assumptions are and what they mean? Do you know why the market for wheat or produce is the closest we have ever come to a "free market"?.
Look at the history of AT&T. The government isn't always perfect but if anyone is to put all or most of the blame on gov..... Then you don't understand the economics and haven't followed the history.
frick.. Just look up the history of anti-trust law. Maybe then you'll have a better understanding of what's going on.
I wasn't ragging on anti-trust laws. They're great when they work. The Cs post that I was quoting had links to stories like this one:
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about big ISPs paying off legislators to prevent startup competition. Like I said in the sentence before the one you quoted:
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but the government restricts entry into the market, making it extremely difficult/impossible for a net neutral ISP to provide an alternative.
All I'm saying is that I don't think NN is necessary when there is easy entry into a market for alternatives to the likes of ATT. Given that states are actively preventing competition, that's obviously not the case.
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