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Jeff Rohr
3/3/2013
Google's "no server hosting" term breaking Network Neutrality?
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Keeping it free would keep them in accordance FCC-10-201 "Network Neutrality" rules. There is a manifesto created by Douglas McClendon that was sent to Vint Cerf and is availab...
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Keeping it free would keep them in accordance FCC-10-201 "Network Neutrality" rules. There is a manifesto created by Douglas McClendon that was sent to Vint Cerf and is available here: http://cloudsession.com/dawg/downloads/misc/kag-draft-2k121007.pdf. The final version was submitted to Derek Schmidt (KS-A.G.) who then forwarded it back to the FCC where it was finally escalated on valentine's day and is available at lulu.com/cx1.
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They can manage the service however they would like. They are not in violation of FCC-10-201 "Network Neutrality" rules.
They can manage the service however they would like. They are not in violation of FCC-10-201 "Network Neutrality" rules.
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