David Isenberg took running notes from a running-dog lecture by William Barr, Verizon's General Counsel, on Net Neutrality. Barr advances the chilling proposition that anyone who wants to put a novel service on the Internet should have to pay Verizon for the privilege, and that Verizon should get to be able to veto which services are allowed to exist.
Multi player gaming requires very low latency.
So this will require special infrastructure.
How will new infrastructure be built?
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