Vuze, Amazon and Google support FCC net neutrality rules
Vuze ’s CEO Gilles Bianrosa joined 26 other CEOs and execs from new media companies like Google, Amazon and Skype today to support the FCC’s upcoming net neutrality rules in an open letter to commission chairman Julius Genachowski . The letter reads in part: “We believe a process that results in common sense baseline rules is critical to ensuring that the Internet remains a key engine of economic growth, innovation, and global competitiveness. (…) America’s leadership in the technology space has been due, in large part, to the open Internet.
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