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cascadiance

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5. I've been trying to tell Credo this each time I talk to them, as they should be a good advocate...

Reply to grahamhgreen (Reply #4)

Wed Nov 12, 2014, 01:58 PM

Nov 2014

... to fight this potential shift too, being a good liberal outfit, and directly dependent on this with the service they are selling too.

All DUers who have Credo should remind them of this when they talk to them as a place where they need to emphasize their opposition to this representing BOTH their interests, and the wider interests of the Americans they traditionally represent as well.

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Corporations lobbying against Net Neutrality in one chart [View all] grahamhgreen Nov 2014 OP

Verizon, Comcast, ATT&T, can you say water monopoly......... wandy Nov 2014 #1

Du? $20/mo.. Free Republic, fox? Free! grahamhgreen Nov 2014 #2

I wonder if Verizon wants to move their cell networks more to go through the internet now... cascadiance Nov 2014 #3

That's an amazing point, as we can all see the day when the vast majority of phone calls are carried grahamhgreen Nov 2014 #4

I've been trying to tell Credo this each time I talk to them, as they should be a good advocate... cascadiance Nov 2014 #5

What I would love to see is the Post Office offer wireless internet. We could hve bought T-mobile grahamhgreen Nov 2014 #6