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• eHow takes a hit from Google lousy sites algorithm

  Mon Apr 18, 2011
  • The data are interesting but questionable.  While I am glad that Sistrix revisited the U.S. search visibility patterns for Panda 2, people don't seem to understand that these numbers don't represent actual search traffic.

• The Web is dead ... but the zombie Web walks

  Tue Aug 17, 2010
  • The Wired article makes a false distinction between the World Wide Web and the "app" based world it is trying to describe.  

• FCC abandons efforts at 'net neutrality' compromise

  Thu Aug 5, 2010
  • Net Neutrality has been grossly misrepresented by the people at the FCC.

• Karzai aid says he did not threaten to join Taliban

  Wed Apr 7, 2010
  • I think part of the issue is that the U.S. government seems to be grooming Karzai to take command and they're suddenly discovering that he has been frustrated over the past 9 years. The U.S. government has never been good at managing puppets. That's why we went into Iraq.

• FCC screws consumers with faux net neutrality rule

  Mon Sep 21, 2009
  • Clearly, since the attacks are continuing, it's best to just close the comments. Complain to the admins if you wish.

• FCC screws consumers with faux net neutrality rule

  Mon Sep 21, 2009
  • I understand that the majority of people in America -- having been lied to for so long -- have no clear understanding of what is really at stake in Net Neutrality. That, however, does not excuse the childish attacks so many people posted here.

• FCC screws consumers with faux net neutrality rule

  Mon Sep 21, 2009
  • I have reclassified the article as News Opinion. I have also, once again, posted more information (citing another source). I cannot change the fact that several of you have no idea of what you are talking about.

• FCC screws consumers with faux net neutrality rule

  Mon Sep 21, 2009
  • "Thats a flat lie. Google and Amazon pay for their own infrastructure and bandwidth. They buy their datacenters, they purchase the rights to dark fiber. If they use a commercial ISPs bandwidth, they pay for it like any other customer. Nobody gets a free ride on the Internet."

• FCC screws consumers with faux net neutrality rule

  Mon Sep 21, 2009
  • "You've got it slightly backwards. Net Neutrality isn't so much about the quality of service between you and your ISP, but about preventing your ISP from prioritizing traffic from certain sites to its customers. The ISPs want to charge sites for that preferential treatment.

• FCC screws consumers with faux net neutrality rule

  Mon Sep 21, 2009
  • "Please explain how Google or Amazon's actions cause us to pay even one extra cent in our bandwidth costs?"