Net neutrality: è tempo di accordi
Dopo la proposta Google/Verizon (
qui il testo tradotto in italiano) che ha suscitato
un ampio dibattito in rete, pare ci sia all'orizzonte una nuova proposta sul tema della neutralità della rete, questa volta di provenienza
Information Technology Industry Council ("
The Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) is the premier voice, advocate, and thought leader for the information and communications technology (ICT) industry. ITI is widely recognized as the tech sector's most effective advocacy organization in Washington D.C., and in various foreign capitals around the world. ITI's members are global leaders in innovation--from all areas of the ICT sector including hardware, services, and software--the products our members create are the face of global economic growth and the heart and soul of improving peoples' lives").
Stando a quanto riferisce The Hill, le società (tra cui Microsoft, Skype, Verizon, AT&T, NCTA e altre) coinvolte all'interno dell'organizzazione sul tema della Net Neutrality avrebbero raggiunto un accordo di massima su alcuni dei temi più controversi quali i poteri di regolamentazione e di intervento da riconoscere alla FCC, le reti wireless, le politiche di gestione dei servizi.
“As we work to reach final consensus, we’re focused on solidifying what unites us, incorporating new ideas and viewpoints, and, above all, delivering a series of constructive, pro-consumer and innovation-based principles that will only strengthen the Internet as we know it today. Past precedent shows that when we work together and integrate the best ideas in a coordinated fashion, the stronger the outcome. When this multi-phase process is complete, we believe there will be ample common ground on which to find a meaningful and consensus-based solution. At the end of the day, any recommendations will ultimately be judged by Congress, the FCC and the millions of people who rely on the Internet as an essential part of their lives. Stated simply, this is more than enough incentive to ensure we get it right.
C'è da fidarsi?
Techdirt mostra un sano scettiscimo citando Adam Smith:
"people of the same trade seldom meet together except to create a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices"
Etichette: accordo, google, internet, iti, net neutrality, verizion
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