News Vs. Spin

News:

The Federal Communication Commission's five commissioners all agreed they favor an "open" Internet in supporting a net neutrality rule-making process Thursday, but hints emerged immediately that they will soon be agreeing to disagree on how and to what degree the Internet should be free and open or regulated.

While the five commissioners all voted in favor of the rule-making process with the three Democrats led by Chairman Julius Genachowski taking a more open approach to the Internet, the two Republican commissioners also supported the rule process, but questioned some "facts". The rule-making process opens up a vehicle for comments on net neutrality that will close on January 14. Reply comments will be accepted until March 14.



Spin (via Media Matters):

Drudge compares FCC chairman to Julius Caesar, says he "wants to 'regulate' internet"

Comments

Okay, so what part of "net neutrality" does Drudge not understand (apart from the bit where he pretends to misunderstand in order to pull in traffic to his website in order to pay his bills)?
Oh yeah, it's that part where people are placed before corporate profit.

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