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Net Neutrality Suffers Major Setback

RingDev writes "The US Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Comcast today, stating that the FCC lacks the authority to require broadband providers to give equal treatment to all Internet traffic flowing over their networks."

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  1. standard reply... by rob13572468 · · Score: 2, Funny

    all your tubez are belong to comcast...

  2. would of been first... by advocate_one · · Score: 2, Funny

    but my packets were delayed...

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  3. Re:What now? by spleen_blender · · Score: 2, Funny

    Yeah, sorry I double tapped the 'e'. I have a sensitive keyboard. I'll go back to feeling inferior to you now, if that is acceptable.

  4. I actually applaud this decision by nilbog · · Score: 2, Funny

    It's not as if handing over the reigns to corporate interests ruined radio - so why would it ruin the Internet?

    Currently listening to: Ke$ha - Tik Tok

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  5. Simile, you're on candid camera! by Tetsujin · · Score: 3, Funny

    More like the companies had their golden goose and wanted to sell the eggs to people who could afford them, but the government stepped in to kill the goose and distribute the gold more fairly.

    No, I think it's more like the golden goose laid a platinum egg, and nobody could figure out how the golden goose's body was able to fabricate platinum from a diet of grass and insects - and then people started wondering how it could fabricate gold, for that matter, but meanwhile the goose was walking across the road, and stopping traffic, because nobody wanted to run it over, but they didn't exactly want to sit there all day, either, so they beeped at it but it mostly ignored them and just hissed at them a little...

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  6. Re:Oh goody by dranga · · Score: 2, Funny

    > Today, April 6th 2009, we can ... And, clearly, it's needed to keep our clocks current.

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