When 'Saving The Internet' means 'Saving Crony Capitalism'

The curious case of the dog that didn't bark

Comment Entering the BBC today to talk about the net neutrality protests "supported by Amazon and Netflix and others", I had a dilemma. How in three minutes can you give viewers worldwide a perspective which conveys that the motivations are valid - American fixed-line broadband is pretty rubbish - but what we were witnessing was the most powerful multinationals in the world flexing their muscles, a show of corporate strength. In Europe these companies are regularly said to be more powerful than any nation state."