Google, CIA Invest in ‘Future’ of Web Monitoring

[Peter Lemkin]

The internet and telecom giants Verizon and Google have reportedly reached an agreement to impose a tiered system for accessing the internet. The deal would enable Verizon to charge for quicker access to online content over wireless devices, a violation of the concept of net neutrality that calls for equal access to all services. The deal comes amidst closed-door meetings between the Federal Communications Commission and major telecom giants on crafting new regulations. In a statement, the media reform group Free Press criticized the Google-Verizon deal, saying, "The financial interests of Google appear to have finally trumped its belief in policies to preserve the open Internet...The Federal Communications Commission cannot stand by and allow the biggest market players to create two Internets."

.....guess which tier seekers of this website would be....and which those who seek Fox [Faux] news or mud-wrestling, war movies promoting war, propaganda-friendly sites .....et al.:bebored: