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February 6, 2007
Huber knows the Net
Bret Swanson

As usual, Peter Huber clarifies a complex topic -- how the Net actually works. The Net isn't "neutral" -- never has been...and shouldn't be in the future. "Neutrality" laws, says Huber, would be a boon for telecom lawyers like himself but a huge source of frustration for Internet companies and consumers.

-Bret Swanson

Posted by Bret Swanson on February 6, 2007 10:49 AM |

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