Wed, 11 Feb 2004 00:09:44 GMT

Preserving Internet Freedom: Guiding
Principles For The Industry by Michael Powell, FCC Chairman.

Powell challenges the industry to maintain Internet freedoms for users,
specifically:

1. Freedom to access legal content;
2. Freedom to run any application
   that won't harm the network;
3. Freedom to attach any device that does not
   abet crime; and
4. Freedom to obtain meaningful information about service
   plans.

Powell to Cable: Protect Internet Freedom, by Ted Hearn, Multichannel
News.

(The original link is

Powell to Cable: Protect Internet Freedom.) [A blog doesn't need a clever name]

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1. freedom to have people watch you access content
2. freedom to have all your applications registered in one big database
3. freedom to have all of your devices surveilled
4. freedom to buy some things

   oh man, i'm in heaven, i'm so free.