Wake up call
Anthony S. | 03/02/06
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What did you expect? It's an election year.
Mr. Roboto | 03/02/06
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This particular jerk
Jack-Booted EULA | 03/02/06
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As opposed to the providers
Jack-Booted EULA | 03/02/06
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But the companies like Google care?
John Zern | 03/03/06
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Google is a tiny blip on the radar
Jack-Booted EULA | 03/03/06
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How would the 'fast lane' work in the first place?
johnsmith222 | 03/02/06
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It works for network operators
Fred Fredrickson | 03/02/06
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Re: How would the 'fast lane' work in the first place?
Dogboy66 | 03/05/06
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Then don't forget
Anthony S. | 03/02/06
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I hate to agree with a Democrat, but
CobraA1 | 03/02/06
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The bill is irrelevant and the telcos are right.
Anton Philidor | 03/02/06
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Don't you understand?
CobraA1 | 03/03/06
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Yes, unfortunately, I do understand.
Anton Philidor | 03/03/06
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They have already received tax incentives to build these networks.
shalofin | 03/03/06
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The telcos paid as well.
Anton Philidor | 03/03/06
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The bill is irrelevant and the telcos are right
Dogboy66 | 03/05/06
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How dare they!
ejhonda | 03/03/06
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This may not be exactly it, but there's a need for something.
snurd3 | 03/03/06
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So we pay for Googles bandwidth?
John Zern | 03/03/06
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Doesn't work like that.
shalofin | 03/03/06
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Story mistitled
johnay | 03/03/06
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Miracles do happen - A West Coast Democrat has it right.
Update victim | 03/03/06
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Natural monopolies
Joep.Rijntjes@... | 03/03/06
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I would rather here with slow internet then there with fast
robrac | 03/07/06
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Life in the Fast Lane
AJ Carey | 03/20/06
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Where's the Beef?
oldhats | 03/20/06
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Fast line 'Net reply...
BlazeEagle | 04/23/06
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