By Rob Pegoraro – I don’t know why the editorial does not mention the biggest loophole in the Google-Verizon proposal — the idea that net-neutrality rules need not cover wireless access. Earlier editorials on net neutrality have been silent on this subject as well.
So what’s the answer there? Are the likes of Ou correct to argue that wireless networks require more intrusive management? Should the Verizon-Google prescription for case-by-case oversight of wired access apply to wireless connections as well? Or should the FCC stick to its announced plan to apply a subset of the existing common-carrier rules to wired and wireless carriers alike? more> http://bwbx.io/wLWB
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