Comments on: Net Neutrality and Your Business Blog http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/04/net-neutrality-and-your-business-blog News, commentary, tools and tips about business blogging and the world of corporate blogs Sat, 11 Oct 2008 14:15:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: John http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/04/net-neutrality-and-your-business-blog#comment-355336 John Fri, 05 Oct 2007 16:43:55 +0000 http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/04/net-neutrality-and-your-business-blog.html#comment-355336 I feel this is one of the biggest problems facing the small business online and off today. I cant understand why people have to be so greedy if the Government wants to make money on the internet then They should set up site just like the rest of us. I have a problem with someone who puts up a toll booth in a place that never needed one or ask for it.I just added video on my site of Obama talking about this issue.I hope the others follow. I feel this is one of the biggest problems facing the small business online and off today. I cant understand why people have to be so greedy if the Government wants to make money on the internet then They should set up site just like the rest of us. I have a problem with someone who puts up a toll booth in a place that never needed one or ask for it.I just added video on my site of Obama talking about this issue.I hope the others follow.

]]> By: S.M.Mehdi Hassan http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/04/net-neutrality-and-your-business-blog#comment-9072 S.M.Mehdi Hassan Sun, 30 Apr 2006 10:50:22 +0000 http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/04/net-neutrality-and-your-business-blog.html#comment-9072 I really find this very odd. ISPs should not do that. Smally business may be small but actually they are not. Just think if all the small business companies of USA are combined how much they make up. It would be become a significant figure. I think these big companies are making a huge mistake if they adopt such a strategy where they would prefer only big companies. I really find this very odd. ISPs should not do that. Smally business may be small but actually they are not. Just think if all the small business companies of USA are combined how much they make up. It would be become a significant figure. I think these big companies are making a huge mistake if they adopt such a strategy where they would prefer only big companies.

]]> By: Jim Durbin http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/04/net-neutrality-and-your-business-blog#comment-8789 Jim Durbin Thu, 27 Apr 2006 13:27:15 +0000 http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/2006/04/net-neutrality-and-your-business-blog.html#comment-8789 The idea of a tiered internet is terrifying. I just left a corporate job to help my wife run an interactive marketing firm. Blog consulting is a big part of our plans for growth in the future, but small business consulting online is a major part of our business. If a tiered internet went through, our ability to make a living would be restricted only to our large corporate customers. I don't understand Republican intransigence on this issue - a major constituency for Republicans are small businesses - we write our checks directly to the government every quarter, and the number of regulations out there push us towards the party that at least professes smaller government. A tiered internet would cripple small business at the expense of bloated telcoms who until just recently were still charging us tax on the Spanish War from over a hundred years ago! A tiered internet would tell me that Republicans don't truly care for freedom. What better way to get me to not vote in November? I'll be looking for a new career if this goes through. The idea of a tiered internet is terrifying. I just left a corporate job to help my wife run an interactive marketing firm. Blog consulting is a big part of our plans for growth in the future, but small business consulting online is a major part of our business.

If a tiered internet went through, our ability to make a living would be restricted only to our large corporate customers.

I don’t understand Republican intransigence on this issue - a major constituency for Republicans are small businesses - we write our checks directly to the government every quarter, and the number of regulations out there push us towards the party that at least professes smaller government.

A tiered internet would cripple small business at the expense of bloated telcoms who until just recently were still charging us tax on the Spanish War from over a hundred years ago!

A tiered internet would tell me that Republicans don’t truly care for freedom. What better way to get me to not vote in November? I’ll be looking for a new career if this goes through.

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