SURFING ON THE FAST LANE

Are you fed up with the slow download you encountered while surfing the internet? It is boring to wait for some transactions in your electronic billing account. Then forget the old modem and switch to ADSL. For those unfamiliar with this new technology let me explain what it is. Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) is a transmission technology that enhances the use of existing telephone lines and provides broadband data and voice services. It can utilize the unused high frequency of the existing copper wire of the PSTN (regular switched telephone network), and you can go back and forth data at high frequencies while the voice is being transmitted.

"But the Internet service provider talks about the rapid popularization of the Internet, is not the first channel suitable for consumers?" Is a good question. You are very glad to hear from me. No, you are a fool. Internet service providers are not talking about Fast Track for you, they are talking about the company's First Track. In fact, they are not talking about providing a fast way to anyone. They are talking about earning more money for the company to get speed access right now and putting those who do not pay the late lanes like New Jersey Turnpike, this is the perfect August beach It is the day.

Today, most companies rely on the internet to contact customers. Hence fast roads will damage all economic departments. Large companies paying Fast Track's costs are expensive and our customers are forced to pay higher prices for their products and services. SMEs that can not pay are rejected. Many European small and medium enterprises have just begun to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the Internet. They should have the same opportunity to benefit from the open Internet, just like the US counterparts.

I think Internet, content companies are not based on their quality, but I think they will pay fast tracks. Because they are impressed, I thought that they wanted the Internet, wanted, not because they match the view of Telecom Executive. I want the internet where consumers decide to succeed online and ISPs concentrate on providing the best connectivity. Over the past few months I visited Washington, DC and met with the leaders of the Federal Communications Commission and about 12 members from both sides. Some people know more about the importance of maintaining network neutrality than other people. But they all know how much they need to continue voting. It is time to say freedom and justice.