The net neutrality fight returns
If you go to a major tech show, like Europe's Web Summit, you're likely to see nearly every booth occupied by startups either inane or downright sinister. But that's unlikely to change until the web economy is radically reorganized, an enormous but necessary project.
Where to start? We may not get to pick our battles: Defending net neutrality. Trump is hiring advisors who support the kind of data cap exemptions that would allow web providers to choose favorites and nuke net neutrality. Indeed, just in from the front: "AT&T’s zero rating model is pretty much the nightmare scenario that internet advocates and pro-competition observers have been warning us about."
