Saw this and felt compelled enough to create one of these.
In brief, if net neutrality goes, as BT's plans seem to show may well happen, we are likely to lose the Dan Bulls, the Julian Assanges, and the lolcats of the future.
Please support the campaign, and stop the internet going the way of the local High Street, TV, and anything else in life that has ever been good.
Thanks muchly.
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Tue 4 Jan 2011, 19:00,
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In brief, if net neutrality goes, as BT's plans seem to show may well happen, we are likely to lose the Dan Bulls, the Julian Assanges, and the lolcats of the future.
Please support the campaign, and stop the internet going the way of the local High Street, TV, and anything else in life that has ever been good.
Thanks muchly.
Come on b3ta, I know you haven't mellowed. The daytime crowd wouldn't allow this.
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Tue 4 Jan 2011, 19:14,
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EDIT, Hmmm, a bit slow, and seems to be missing a bit. Back to the drawing board!
You can keep on asking, but it won't make my headache go away any sooner! :)
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Tue 4 Jan 2011, 19:32,
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of this new double-decker internet they're talking about.
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Tue 4 Jan 2011, 19:17,
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I'm not going to sign it but you can suck my no picture bollock, it's the one on the left
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Tue 4 Jan 2011, 19:54,
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... as someone else has pointed out lolcats are a poor example of a thing whose loss anyone would regret.
OTOH, losing neutrality pretty much turns the internet into just another form of telly. The future of the internet is the Disney LOLcat channel stamping on a human face forever.
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Tue 4 Jan 2011, 20:33,
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OTOH, losing neutrality pretty much turns the internet into just another form of telly. The future of the internet is the Disney LOLcat channel stamping on a human face forever.
hey guys what you think is recession over or we are up for really bad times especiallyy IT sector
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