Last week, MNB reported on the move by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to classify the internet as a public utility, the stated goal of which was to prevent big companies to be able to buy their way into faster service that would have slowed down or even eliminated smaller competitors.
But the Wall Street Journal has a different take on the subject that is worth reading, arguing that in fact the move will create regulations that will diminish the age of disruptive innovation that has characterized the past 40+ years.
Good, thoughtful piece...and you can read it here.
But the Wall Street Journal has a different take on the subject that is worth reading, arguing that in fact the move will create regulations that will diminish the age of disruptive innovation that has characterized the past 40+ years.
Good, thoughtful piece...and you can read it here.
- KC's View:
