i dont want to.watch.a video i wnat to read about it.

Wow, are you sure? The funny edition one is actually somewhat funny.

Anyway, I'll give you my understanding of it!

Basically certain people in the FCC are heavily pushing for the internet to be separated into two separate lanes. A slow lane and a fast lane. Smaller websites/companies would have their website throttled, and put in the slow lane, and in turn have less people using them, and monopolies would be created.

With fast lanes and slow lanes big name companies like Comcast or Verizon could put services like say, Netflix in the slow until they give Comcast x amount of millions of dollars to be put in the fast lane. If Netflix says no, they stay in the slow lane, and people with Comcast see that Netflix is unusually slow, but do they see that Comcast is the one making it slow? No, they blame Netflix

Monopolies are just plain bad for the economy, for several reasons! For example, say net neutrality was destroyed, a monopoly for ISPs would be made for the best speeds for the best prices. Seems good, right? Except a year later, when all the other smaller competition is destroyed due to lack of ability to compete, the larger companies get together and say, "Hey guys, let's hike up the prices, after all, what can they do about it? We're their only choice now!"

See the problem? You now find yourself paying $100+ a month just for internet!

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