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Further thoughts on why the end of net neutrality will be fine

6 pointsby 8y agomarginalrevolution.com
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8y agoHN ↗

Why do huge companies oppose net neutrality? Reddit, Kickstarter, Netflix, Spotify, Twitch, Google, Twitter, Vimeo, Pornhub, OKCupid, Airbnb, Facebook, Amazon. Are they just jumping on the band wagon so their users support them? Since these companies don't care about the little guy, they must have some motive for their support? (This is a serious question, if all the hyperbole surrounding the repeal of net neutrality is true, then it would be beneficial for the big companies?)

To be sure, net neutrality really might be better.

I think this is important, net neutrality /may/ be better. It didn't exist in 2015 and we were all fine then, so maybe we are also better without it?

Neutrality ain’t neutral, it’s time to get over that myth.

Exactly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-rating