MAP Critical of DOJ Net Neutrality Filing
2 September 2007
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Media Access Project’s Senior Vice President Harold Feld issued the following statement in response to the Department of Justice’s filed comments with the FCC regarding “network neutrality:”
bq. “It would seem that the President and the Justice Department cannot do enough for AT&T and the other companies that agreed to spy on the American people. Without network neutrality, companies are free to turn over user information without a warrant or block users from desired content — as AT&T recently did ‘accidentally’ by blocking Pearl Jam’s criticism of the President during a concert performance carried on AT&T’s broadband service.”
Read the “press release”:http://www.mediaaccess.org/press/2007-09-06-DOJ-NNResponse.pdf
Media Access Project’s Senior Vice President Harold Feld issued the following statement in response to the Department of Justice’s filed comments with the FCC regarding “network neutrality:”
bq. “It would seem that the President and the Justice Department cannot do enough for AT&T and the other companies that agreed to spy on the American people. Without network neutrality, companies are free to turn over user information without a warrant or block users from desired content — as AT&T recently did ‘accidentally’ by blocking Pearl Jam’s criticism of the President during a concert performance carried on AT&T’s broadband service.”
Read the “press release”:http://www.mediaaccess.org/press/2007-09-06-DOJ-NNResponse.pdf
