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'Super Telco', Net Neutrality Debated in Europe

My Nipples Explode With Delight writes to mention a ZDNet article looking at a proposal for a 'super-telco' regulation board for the EU. The idea was ripped apart, at an event where Net Neutrality in Europe and roaming charges were also discussed. From the article: "'The Commissioner thinks Net neutrality needs to be addressed,' said Blowers, who claimed a lack of relevant regulation in America had led to the issue being so explosive there. 'It is probably not sufficient to just talk about competition powers to deal with Net neutrality,' he continued, before suggesting that, if tiered services were introduced in the UK and Europe, 'there should be sufficient transparency in the market that consumers can make informed choices'."

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  1. Have a nice weekend. by grub · · Score: 5, Funny


    My Nipples Explode With Delight writes [...]
    Now that's something you don't see in Forbes.

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  2. agreed by RingDev · · Score: 2, Funny

    I have no idea what the article is about. I got to the "My Nipples Explode With Delight writes" part and cracked up laughing.

    -Rick

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  3. eww by Wellington+Grey · · Score: 4, Funny

    My Nipples Explode With Delight writes...

    And so, in the October of 2006 the great slashdot war of dirtiest-handle-on-the-frontpage was begun.

    -Grey

    1. Re:eww by eclectro · · Score: 2, Funny

      And so, in the October of 2006 the great slashdot war of dirtiest-handle-on-the-frontpage was begun.

      And the worst thing of the dirtiest-handle-on-the-frontpage war is that it was started by a male.

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    2. Re:eww by wootest · · Score: 2, Funny

      And so, in the October of 2006 the great slashdot war of dirtiest-handle-on-the-frontpage was begun.

      We get sign- oh, screw it.

    3. Re:eww by truthsearch · · Score: 4, Funny

      You expect otherwise on Slashdot?

    4. Re:eww by Tackhead · · Score: 4, Funny
      > > My Nipples Explode With Delight writes...
      >
      > And so, in the October of 2006 the great slashdot war of dirtiest-handle-on-the-frontpage was begun.

      "And so, it begins..."
      "The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the nipples to vote."

      "Slashdot.org was our last, best hope for geeks. It failed. But, in the Year of the Handle War, it became something greater: our last, best hope... for my nipples. The year is 2006. The place: Nippylon 5." - Commander Susan Ivanova, whose nipples, I might add, are a lot better-looking than Commander Taco, who did this voice track last year. Ivanova is always right. Ivanova is God. And every time this post gets modded up, her nipples will explode with delight.

  4. Hey... I totally understand by not+already+in+use · · Score: 5, Funny

    Yeah guys username is a bit wierd... but I understand the frustration of trying to pick a username that is not already in use.

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    1. Re:Hey... I totally understand by Em+Adespoton · · Score: 3, Funny

      In fact, I'd say you completely failed to pick a username that was not already in use.

  5. mod me down by chuckfucter · · Score: 4, Funny

    because all i can do is make comments about the submitters username

  6. Re:What a terrible article by illegalcortex · · Score: 5, Funny

    I think it was something about combustible mammaries...

  7. Hell with the article by Rodness · · Score: 4, Funny

    I just wanna see the exploding nipples!

  8. Tubes? by From+A+Far+Away+Land · · Score: 3, Funny

    "if tiered services were introduced in the UK and Europe, 'there should be sufficient transparency in the market that consumers can make informed choices'."

    That's the key to Network Neutrality. The Internet's Tubes have to be see-through so they know what service they are getting.

  9. An article about network neutrality. by todd10k · · Score: 3, Funny

    And almost every comment so far has been about the submitter's username. Maybe i should sign up a new username. "Póg mo thóin"