AT&T looking for 'friendly way' to abuse Internet subscribers
bits.blogs.nytimes.decenturl.com/att-customer...Posted Jan 9, 2008, 2:08 PM UTC
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Posted Jan 9, 2008, 2:08 PM UTC
dear at&t,
please blacklist microsoft.com
thanks
F*ck you ISPs!!!!
So, what's to happen to me if I go to YouTube and watch old Aerosmith or some TV show I missed, which someone illegally uploaded? Am I going to have to live for 10 years in a Texas chain gang? Is it my fault someone illegally uploaded it?
I'm all for AT&T implementing network filtering. They will lose their 'common-carrier' status, and then they're liable for every bit of child porn that passes through their network. And every pirated MP3. And every pirated movie. And so on and so on.
Goodbye AT&T. :)