The FCC's taking another run at net neutrality: good or bad?

There's a lot happening this week in the net neutrality argument. The FCC is takng another run at trying to impose some regulatory sense over the Internet -- which could be good and bad for Internet users and site providers.

There's a lot of both informed and inflamed discussion on the topic you might find interesting.

• National Journal: FCC Dems Narrowing Net Neutrality Gaps
• TechCrunch: Neutrality or bust
• OpEd News: Will Obama's FCC sell out net neutrality? (Disclosure: I was recently profiled in OpEd News)
• Detroit News: Big government comes to the Web
• Renew America: Prelude to dictatorship: next they're coming after your access to the internet
• NY Post: Crashng the FCC's 'net' plan
• Voice of America: Choosing Sides Over Net Neutrality (Disclosure: I was recently interviewed by VOA)
• The Hill: Democrats put heat on FCC commissioner on net neutrality vote
• Merc: Battle over Internet openness peaks
• WSJ: The FCC's Threat to Internet Freedom

In addition, both the UK and Venezuela (Venezuela?) are getting into the Internet regulation act this week:

• Guardian UK: Broadband firms urged to block sex websites to protect children
• WashPo: Chavez defends plan for Internet regulations

So, what do you think?

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As you can see, this is a very hot issue. Stay tuned.

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