Cindy Cohn at the EFF has published an extensive—but easy-to-read—analysis of the positives and negatives in Google and Verizon's 'net neutrality proposal. No, it's not "hot girl quits via whiteboard," but Cindy manages to break down an inherently unsexy issue in language that makes sense for civilians. Also? Unlike HOPA, this story will affect your life, and that of your family, your community, the world around you, for a long time to come. Go have a read.
EFF's take on Verizon and Google's Net Neutrality Proposal
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