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Time Warner Thinks The FCC Shouldn't Worry So Much About Net Neutrality

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Oh, Time Warner. When you’re not imposing some ridiculous bandwidth caps on your customers, you’re fighting for them in the war against net neutrality! And, while the road to hell is paved with good intentions, it’s nice to know that Time Warner Cable might actually have some.

“Now is not the time, nor is this the appropriate proceeding, to engage in a debate about the need for net neutrality obligations,” two Time Warner lawyers said to the FCC earlier this week. “Debates in this proceeding about new net neutrality regulations would only divert attention from these important goals, delaying the distribution of funds while generating considerable contention when the Commission should instead be fostering a spirit of collaboration.”

According to the two lawyers, the money should strictly go towards broadband deployment. This, in turn, would give them more customers (for them to impose miniscule bandwidth caps upon), and, according to their logic help pump some more of that much needed money into the ailing economy.

 

Image Credit: TIme Warner Cable

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avatarWhat happened to all that

What happened to all that money the government gave them and others years ago? WHERE, I TELL YOU!?

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avatarMe thinks that time warner

Me thinks that time warner and co should go fuck themselves

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avatarHmmm...

Sounds like an excuse to steal our money. If they want the help the economy, let CEO's surrender some of their luxuries to the government.

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avatarbut it seems only after they

but it seems only after they get money for more broadband?

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avatarIn other news, TWC already

In other news, TWC already announced they are doing away with the bandwidth caps.

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avatar[citation needed]

[citation needed]

 

Edit: citationed myself http://www.news-record.com/content/2009/04/16/article/report_time_warner_to_stop_new_pricing_plan_in_ny

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avatarUntil we're re-educated

Until we're re-educated successfully.

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