The D.C. Circuit Court just ruled that Verizon pretty much is free to create basic and premium access for the Internet like they do for cable TV, to throttle competitive sites and keep sites they don’t like from being available to its customers, neutralizing so-called “net neutrality.” Nice, huh?
This is a column I wrote about this courtroom calumny back in November anticipating this decision, and what it means for you and the future of freedom on the Internet.
