Aug
09
2010

Google-Verizon NN pact riddled with gaping loopholes



Even before Google and Verizon published their sweeping new Internet proposals for Congress, the net neutrality troops were out in force against the alliance.

“DON’T BE EVIL,” proclaimed the Monday morning banner headline announcing the delivery of a petition signed by 300,000 people urging the search engine giant to back away from its alliance with Verizon.

“Google has always presented itself as a different kind of corporate entity,” warned Justin Ruben, executive director of MoveOn.org. “The fact that they are involved in a deal that would kill Internet freedom directly contradicts this image. We hope that Google will reconsider before they are seen as just another giant corporation out to make a buck regardless of the consequence.”

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