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+ -   Network Neutrality Squad: Users Protecting the Net-> on Monday November 05 2007, @08:58PM Lauren Weinstein

Submitted by Lauren Weinstein on Monday November 05 2007, @08:58PM
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Lauren Weinstein writes "Announcing the "Network Neutrality Squad" — NNSquad Joining PFIR Co-Founders Peter G. Neumann and I in this announcement are Keith Dawson (Slashdot.org), David J. Farber (Carnegie Mellon University), Bob Frankston, Phil Karn (Qualcomm), David P. Reed, Paul Saffo, and Bruce Schneier (BT Counterpane). The Network Neutrality Squad ("NNSquad") is an open-membership, open-source effort, enlisting the Internet's users to help keep the Internet's operations fair and unhindered from unreasonable restrictions. The project's focus includes detection, analysis, and incident reporting of any anticompetitive, discriminatory, or other restrictive actions on the part of Internet service Providers (ISPs) or affiliated entities, such as the blocking or disruptive manipulation of applications, protocols, transmissions, or bandwidth; or other similar behaviors not specifically requested by their customers. More at the Network Neutrality Squad Home Page. Thanks. — Lauren —"
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