Here's a direct quote from the organization "The Future of Music Coalition."
"The internet is at risk today as the Senate debates a resolution that would strip the FCC of its rulemaking authority to preserve its openness. S.J. Res. 6, similar to a House measure passed in April, needs only a simple majority to pass. The vote, expected Thursday, November 11, is likely to be very close.
Back in November 2010, the FCC’s approved rules to prevent Internet Service Providers (ISPs), from blocking, slowing or restricting access to lawful sites and services based on business or other preferences. Not only is this crucial for consumers, it is important to musicians and other entrepreneurs who need to compete in a legitimate digital marketplace. Thousands of musicians from every conceivable background have gone on the record in support of an open and accessible internet . . . ."
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THE FULL ARTICLE IS HERE:
http://futureofmusic.org/blog/2011/11/0 ... isk-senate
"The internet is at risk today as the Senate debates a resolution that would strip the FCC of its rulemaking authority to preserve its openness. S.J. Res. 6, similar to a House measure passed in April, needs only a simple majority to pass. The vote, expected Thursday, November 11, is likely to be very close.
Back in November 2010, the FCC’s approved rules to prevent Internet Service Providers (ISPs), from blocking, slowing or restricting access to lawful sites and services based on business or other preferences. Not only is this crucial for consumers, it is important to musicians and other entrepreneurs who need to compete in a legitimate digital marketplace. Thousands of musicians from every conceivable background have gone on the record in support of an open and accessible internet . . . ."
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THE FULL ARTICLE IS HERE:
http://futureofmusic.org/blog/2011/11/0 ... isk-senate
