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Internet Service Providers should treat all network data equally, without restriction or throttling based on the type of content, the content provider, or any other criterion. The appropriate regulatory body (currently OFCOM) would be responsible for enforcing this policy and dealing with breaches.
Internet Service Providers should treat all network data equally, without restriction or throttling based on the type of content, the content provider, or any other criterion. The appropriate regulatory body (currently OFCOM) would be responsible for enforcing this policy and dealing with breaches.
We support the declaration of internet freedom which believes in the following principles:
@PaulJRobinson - about 10 years ago
could well have missed it, or more likely forgotten!
with kind regards, Paul Robinson
about.me/pauljrobinson
On 12 March 2014 15:20, James Smith [email protected] wrote:
Didn't you already agree on #115https://github.com/openpolitics/manifesto/pull/115? :)
We could spell it out more though, I guess.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/openpolitics/manifesto/pull/117#issuecomment-37420779 .
@philipjohn - about 10 years ago
I was just going to suggest we start a separate repo for an Internet Users Bill of Rights as per today's Web We Want call to action. If we did, perhaps this section of the manifesto could point to that?
Given that #115 has been merged, @PaulJRobinson do you want to revisit this or close it if you're happy?
@philipjohn I hope one of the existing organisations is already doing that :)
@PaulJRobinson - about 10 years ago
Happy to close. On 14 Mar 2014 21:38, "James Smith" [email protected] wrote:
@philipjohn https://github.com/philipjohn I hope one of the existing organisations is already doing that :)
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/openpolitics/manifesto/pull/117#issuecomment-37699371 .
@PaulJRobinson - about 10 years ago
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