True, but..
Many people are using the net neutrality fight to weaken IP laws. We have raised a generation who think IP rights mean nothing once something is on the Internet.
They want it free on the Internet. It does not matter if it is a book or a movie or a picture. They feel they are entitled to it free on the Internet.
The first sentence says it all. - - the impact of online video on the television market - -
TV show producers can no longer depend on making money from syndication because 5 minutes after a show ends it is posed by someone on Youtube.
Companies have bought into putting stuff online by using paid services like Netflix, but even those are bypassed by the I WANT IT FREE people who post shows outside pay walls.
That is where it gets dicey. Youtube, for example, would need tighter tracking on who posts content if they ever hope to enforce copyright laws.
Lets face it, the task is daunting.
