But if an ISP starts blocking other providers of a service, they're
> practicing content management. Granted, they can do this so the
> consumer should vote with their feet and ditch blocking ISP's.
You think that's interference? How's about this from Verizon:
"3. You may NOT use the Service as follows:... ... "(j) to damage the name or reputation of Verizon, its parent, affiliates and subsidiaries, or any third parties; "
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[a]da nny ' sounds pretty close to a content description ' burstein
[a] dunno if that url will work directly. if not, start with:
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