Net neutrality is in jeopardy again
Does anyone else find the internet market odd? Up until now net neutrality and other policies have given us the following:<p>1. Massive monopolies which essentially control 95% of all tech (google, facebook, amazon, microsoft, apple, etc)<p>2. An internet where every consumer assumes everything should be free.<p>3. An internet where there&#x27;s only enough room for a handfull of players in each market globally i.e. if you have a &quot;project-management app&quot; there will not be a successfull one for each country much less hundreds for each country.<p>4. Huge barriers of entry for any new player into many of the markets (no one can even begin competing with google search for less than 20 million).<p>I think there&#x27;s still a lot of potential to open up new markets with different policies that would make the internet a much better place for both consumers and entrepreneurs - especially the small guys. I&#x27;m just not 100% sure maintaining net-neutrality is the best way to help the little guy and bolster innovation. Anyone have any ideas how we could alleviate some of the above mentioned problems?<p>EDIT: another question :) If net-neutrality has absolutely nothing to do with the tech monopolies maintaining their power position then why do they all support it? [<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;internetassociation.org&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;internetassociation.org&#x2F;</a>]