Hitler on Google, China, parody and corporate interests

Its about copyright, fair use and YouTube, but you get the point about it being pertinent to net neutrality. Magnificent Hitler comment: "I thought they were supposed to be all 'Don't be Evil'".

Through telecomseurope.net's newsletter my attention was drawn towards a video on their online channel featuring an interview on net neutrality with attorney Paul Feldman (Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth, PLC).



Feldman offers a relatively balanced analysis of the net neutrality debate. While he does seem to be a proponent of prioritized services, he is also clear about network operators' incentives to practice unreasonable network management. Moreover, he seems to be in favor of imposing conditions on the Comcast-NBC merger in online video sphere.

'Net neutrality: towards a co-regulatory solution' released by Bloomsbury

Its on a Creative Commons download- and the Preface thanks all of you as readers, and many of you by name - so thank you:-) 
If you enjoy reading the bits you print or read onscreen, there is an introductory offer on the hardback, either contact me or look on the Bloomsbury website.
Happy reading - I will post the gentler or most revelatory reviews and link obscurely to the rest...
STOP PRESS: if you wait to download until Monday, you can get the cover and see it in all its glory.