On Sat, 12 Nov 2005, Sean Donelan wrote:
Is there some licensing body that surveys 99 out of 100 people to decide if something is "the whole internet?" That licensing body would then have the power to order ISPs to carry just those web
that seems like a tough challenge...
sites? If 99 out of 100 people only access the top 20 or so web sites, is that the "whole Internet" for them, because they think the web is the Internet? Would this be "must carry" for broadcast television stations that must be carried for free by cable systems? Would the
Wow, and cable/dsl folks could stop carrying other 'end system' (consumer) folks... it'd really cut down on P2P traffic problems I bet! Also, who's going to complain since '99.9% of all P2P is illegal' anyway? (see someone else's study about how 'all p2p is illegal', probably mpaa or riaa sponsored)