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Who Will Reap the Riches of the Internet?

December 6th, 2007 by Stephen

Posted in Digital Apps, Digital Nomads, Web 2.0/Media |

Welcome back! It's good to see you again. Please note that I am now publishing all new material at my hub site: In Context Blog

From Ad Age Digital:

“Consumers deserve more choices and more competition than they have in the wireless world today. And at a time when so many Americans don’t have access to the internet, this auction provides an unprecedented opportunity to bring the riches of the net to more people.” [the Google blog, ed.]

Google has long been a proponent of network-neutrality legislation, which would require all web traffic to be treated equally. The legislation was proposed to address the worry that the companies owning the broadband pipes — cable and phone companies — could essentially create a fast and slow lane for web traffic, charging content and service companies for the higher-speed delivery. Google’s vying for a piece of the spectrum is also considered a hedge against that sort of scenario.

New media creating new opportunities where none existed before? Read the whole thing.


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