McCain Introduces Bill to Get Net Neutrality Off His Lawn
On the same day that the FCC approved “net neutrality” rules, the former GOP presidential nominee and father of Twitpic sensation Meghan McCain (yes, we’re still milking that, no pun intended) proposed legislation that essentially would allow Internet service providers to slow down and even block Internet content or applications as they see fit, IDG News Service reports.
[Sen. John] McCain on Thursday introduced the Internet Freedom Act, which would keep the FCC from enacting rules prohibiting broadband providers from selectively blocking or slowing Internet content and applications.
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