Earlier last year I argued against Net Neutrality:
...Gov. is not the source of vibrancy. The current vibrancy of the internet is directly related to the lack of government regulation.
Secondly, complaints of disparities in net service seem to be sourced on nothing. Who is complaining outside of those who want to regulate? I have no problems accessing the internet. Do you? If it is financially difficult for an individual to gain access, libraries across the country offer it for free.
We do not need to regulate problems that exist only in the minds of those who wish to regulate.
But where congress failed Rep. Brad Miller and the lovers of government brokered power through regulation the FCC did not. The FCC has staked out its claim over internet regulation by classifying it a public utility, despite court cases siding against such authority.
WSJ.com sums things up nicely:
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