Web Inventor warns of Dark Web

[Emrys]

The thing is, if just one company offers equal service to all web sites then everyone will switch over to that company and the others will either go out of business or they'll have to offer it all as well.

Well, that's what you call "supply and demand". If a company offers a better service and there is a huge enough demand for it they will reap in the benefits and those who don't follow suit get the boot. It's evolution baby, survival of the fittest *g*

 

[NHawk19]

hmmm restricting access isnt that what AOL was for back in the day.

 

[Outsiderzedge]

Well, that's what you call "supply and demand". If a company offers a better service and there is a huge enough demand for it they will reap in the benefits and those who don't follow suit get the boot. It's evolution baby, survival of the fittest *g*

The telecom companies that get paid by other companies to promote those company's sites would be able to offer cheaper service than ones that don't.

Will enough people be willing to pay for the more expensive service just to be able to access the entire web?

 

[Ronny Shade]

I thought this was going to be about webshooters.

So did I

 

[Danalys]

The telecom companies that get paid by other companies to promote those company's sites would be able to offer cheaper service than ones that don't.

Will enough people be willing to pay for the more expensive service just to be able to access the entire web?

more importantly will enough websites play along. it is sounding very aol still tho. also why is today your day?

 

[Emrys]

The telecom companies that get paid by other companies to promote those company's sites would be able to offer cheaper service than ones that don't.

Will enough people be willing to pay for the more expensive service just to be able to access the entire web?

I know I would, what use is a world wide web that is not world wide?

 

[jaguarr]

this is nothing like that

this is explained in this simple manner

lets say you are a client of TeleThugs. TeleThugs gives you this fair service of oddnumber.99 a month and you get internet in x manner. Now companies like lets say gamesfaq.com pays TeleThugs money so gamesfaq are given more priority than SHH because SHH doesn't pay TeleThugs.

Since SHH doesn't pay TeleThugs, TeleThugs decides to let you see SHH but the service when browsing SHH will be slow while you can browse around in gamesfaq at normal speed.

You think that's fair?

That pretty well sums it up, Cori. This is a prime example of the U.S. Government sticking their fingers where they don't belong at the behest of their corporate lobbyist buddies and perfectly illustrates who REALLY runs our government. The days of government officials really trying to represent the people's best interests are long gone and have been replaced by "campaign contributions" and corporate politics.

jag

 

[NHawk19]

That pretty well sums it up, Cori. This is a prime example of the U.S. Government sticking their fingers where they don't belong at the behest of their corporate lobbyist buddies and perfectly illustrates who REALLY runs our government. The days of government officials really trying to represent the people's best interests are long gone and have been replaced by "campaign contributions" and corporate politics.

jag

I'm sure the congressman from Louisiana would like to rebutt . . . .

 

[Corinthian™]

That pretty well sums it up, Cori. This is a prime example of the U.S. Government sticking their fingers where they don't belong at the behest of their corporate lobbyist buddies and perfectly illustrates who REALLY runs our government. The days of government officials really trying to represent the people's best interests are long gone and have been replaced by "campaign contributions" and corporate politics.

jag

I putting my money on the railroads

those sons of *****es made the goverment sell their souls for the money of corporations