For anyone interested, I’ll be participating in a panel at this event sponsored by Arts and Lab. Should be an interesting and robust debate about the upcoming evolution of networks. My panel also features Rob Topolski, Richard Bennet, and Dave Farber.
Stay tuned . . .
.@publicknowledge just published my 1st blog post: "🚫🧢 ('No Cap'): The Truth about Data Caps & Zero-Rating." I expound on @haroldfeld's previous argument, explaining why zero-rating is a distraction from the real culprit limiting #consumerchoice: DATA CAPS. And that's on "🚫🧢"
From @publicknowledge @amartindale36 new blog post: "The #EBB Shows Us a Glimpse of a Truly Connected Country." https://www.publicknowledge.org/blog/the-emergency-broadband-benefit-is-a-glimpse-of-a-truly-connected-country/ #EBBDayOfAction
The NYOAG Report also documented how the same companies that generated fraudulent comments here have done so in other rulemakings. This is a real problem, not a funny anecdote.
The largest ISPs in the US funded a campaign that generated "8.5 million fake comments" to the FCC as part of the ISPs' fight against net neutrality rules during the Trump administration, according to a report recently issued by the New York AG. https://trib.al/JsO1IMX
Interesting that not a single member of either panel is an ISP or has experience operating one. ISPs are being tried in absentia without opportunity to confront their “accusers.”