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by loup-vaillant
3323 days ago
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The open Internet doesn't cost that much. The US happens to have monopoly prices, but here in France, a decent broadband (and even Fibre!) connection can be had for as little as 30€ per month, and the ISPs still make a profit as far as I know. Few people can't afford that much. The real reason behind the net neutrality attacks (we have those in the EU all right) is profit maximization —which tends to be incompatible with any kind of common good in the first place. > My overall point would be that the open Internet costs money and I'm not sure people can be convinced to keep it ones there's an alternative. How about asking around? Especially to non-technical people, with and without an explanation about the implication of such a choice. They may surprise us. |
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