Net neutrality rules to be announced by the FCC Monday

I work for Time Warner Cable. There was a total change in management in our offices and they were going on and on how things are going to be transparent. We will know everything that is going on, so we will understand why the director has made the decisions he makes.

So 4 months later and when I asked to see the data that makes up our performance ratings, I am told they are not going to.

So transparent is a term that corporate heads like to use to get people to think the Corporate Execs are to be honest and trustworthy. Then they do whatever they want.

TimeWarner Cable is one of the worst when it comes to way they deal with things. They keep asking us to tell oiur senators hands off the internet and no regulations. They have some pretty heavy lobbists working to keep things as they are. Because, without regulations in place, they get to do anything they want. Now, they just want to get every cent they can. Although it can also lead to blocking content and information. That may sound extreme, but not if you met some of the suit people that work there.

When the government wants to set some rules on how companys have to run. Its usually to protect the customers not the company.

http://dvice.com/archives/2009/10/net-neutrality.php
interesting graphic..