Cable Equal Access Case Goes to Supreme Court 351
DCTooTall writes "The FCC has ruled that Cable High-Speed Internet is an Information Service, and therefore not subject to the same equal access regulations that govern DSL. Brand-X Networks sued the FCC for equal access to the Cable Networks and won. The FCC appealed the decision and next Tuesday the case goes to the Supreme Court. The Telco's have repeatedly used the current FCC stance on Cable Broadband in their fight to get the same monopoly on DSL. This case has the potential to not only open the Cable networks to competition, but also prevent the Telco's from further attempts on limiting DSL options."
Re:What? No first Post? (Score:2, Funny)
That'll learn 'em. (Score:5, Funny)
Re:"Naked Cable" (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Competition (Score:5, Funny)
DSL was guaranteed in the Constitution (Score:4, Funny)
Re:That'll learn 'em. (Score:5, Funny)
Well, time for like my 3rd comment on Slashdot ever...
Liar! That was your 6th [slashdot.org] comment on Slashdot! I demand the mod strip of you of all karma! You will be taken outside the city walls at dawn where you shall be buried up to your shoulders when you will then be stoned until dead!
Or maybe not.