According to Internet News, the Supreme Court is set to take up the case on whether cable companies (Time Warner, Comcast, etc) should have to open up their lines to competitors (as standard telecom companies are required to do).
But the FCC's Michael Powell says: "High-speed Internet connections are not telephones" and thus should not be subject to such regulation. Some also note that if the company laid the lines, then why shouldn't it be solely theirs to use?
What's you're opinion: :agree or :bs ?
But the FCC's Michael Powell says: "High-speed Internet connections are not telephones" and thus should not be subject to such regulation. Some also note that if the company laid the lines, then why shouldn't it be solely theirs to use?
What's you're opinion: :agree or :bs ?