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U.N. could tax U.S.-based Web sites? -- (link)
Posted by
Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Jun 11 '12, 05:40
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If its proposal is adopted, it would spell an end to the Internet's long-standing, successful design based on unmetered "peered" traffic, and effectively tax content providers to reach non-U.S. Internet users.
(news.cnet.com)
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It's hard to figure out what's going on in that article, but that's not a tax.
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Roger More
Jun 11, 06:41
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yeah, implement a "system access fee" like they did to use when cell towers started going up (and have managed to keep is going 20 years later) -- nm
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zork
Jun 11, 06:45
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ugh. use=us and is=it -- nm
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zork
Jun 11, 06:45
But they haven't implemented the email tax yet! -- nm
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zork
Jun 11, 06:28
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Actually, that was reading so much like an Onion article that I had to stop after a few paragraphs. -- nm
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zork
Jun 11, 06:33
that's a *fantastic* idea
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znufrii
Jun 11, 06:26
cause the UN needs another reason for people to hate them. -- nm
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Beaker
Jun 11, 05:50
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