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BitTorrent's Bram Cohen against Network Neutrality

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the agin-it-not-fer-it dept.

wigwamus writes "BitTorrent inventor Bram Cohen warns on potential 'absurdity' of Network Neutrality laws and concedes that his hook-up with Cachelogic is creating a system that might contravene Network Neutrality. He suggests there'd be no difference between big media footing the bill for their own upload costs of their offerings and subsidizing the consumer's download costs of the same."

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  1. Re:Wow. by frank_adrian314159 · · Score: 2, Funny
    All property should be private, thereby allowing tort laws to cover the trespass (civil) and destruction (tort) that occurs from pollution.

    Fine. I'll take the air as my property. Don't breath unless you want to pay me. You steal my air, I will send my private guards to force you to stop stealing my property.

    What a tool you are.

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    That is all.