Apr 21, 2008

NetCompetition.org Asks Why Worsen Recession with Preemptive Internet Regulation? tell a friend >>
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WASHINGTON—Scott Cleland, chairman of NetCompetition.org, today questioned why the Senate Commerce Committee would focus on promoting net neutrality in its “Future of the Internet” hearing, when the Internet is flourishing and does not need ‘saving,’ and when unprecedented preemptive regulation of the Internet could worsen the economic recession, cost jobs and freeze broadband deployment.

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