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AFH Delicious: Fighting net neutrality, telecom companies, outside lobbyists, cluster contributio.. http://bit.ly/biPIN 10/28/2009 |
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@SenJohnMcCain has got more money from telecoms than any other person in congress. And he doesn't know how email works. http://bit.ly/XFgQN 10/26/2009 |
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Quit calling net neutrality a Marxist plot & look at whats going on. http://bit.ly/XFgQN Great article courtesy @artbrodsky Good Stuff! 10/26/2009 |
John McCain's 'Series of Tubes'
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... to have an open and public discussion about proposed Net Neutrality rules. This comes from a senator who has received more money ( $894,379 ) from AT&T, Verizon, Comcast and their lobbyists than any other member of Congress. McCain also infamously told the media that he is " ...
Timothy Karr: John McCain's Series of Tubes
Huffington Post Entertainment Blog —
... This comes from a senator who has received more money ($894,379) from AT&T, Verizon, Comcast and their lobbyists than any other member of Congress. ...
Arianna Huffington: Sunday Roundup
Huffington Post Entertainment Blog —
... Net Neutrality, the attempt to guarantee the Internet stays free and open, I said that it was a slam-dunk issue being hampered by a lousy name -- one that evokes a tennis match in Switzerland or basketball players who don't choose sides. And I suggested some alternatives, including The Fast, Downloadable Porn Act and The Internet Freedom Act. Cut to last week, when McCain, the number one recipient of telecom campaign cash in Congress, ...
Timothy Karr: Top 10 Internet Moments of 2009
Huffington Post Entertainment Blog —
... to the frame. Sen. John McCain answered the call, introducing the "Internet Freedom Act," a bill that would stop all FCC efforts to have a public discussion about Net Neutrality. Thanks to the transparency champions at Sunlight Foundation, we learned that McCain had numerous reasons for pushing his version of Internet Freedom: ...
The Top 10 Internet Moments of 2009
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... to the frame. Sen. John McCain answered the call, introducing the "Internet Freedom Act," a bill that would stop all FCC efforts to have a public discussion about Net Neutrality (see above). Thanks to the transparency champions at Sunlight Foundation, we learned that McCain had numerous reasons for pushing his version of Internet Freedom: ...
