Penciling_in writes "CircleID has a post by Richard Bennett, one of the panelists in the recent introduction forum on open access and net neutrality — where Google announced their upcoming throttling detector. From the article: 'My name is Richard Bennett and I'm a network engineer. I've built winning locality range for 30 years and contributed to a dozen control standards, including Ethernet and Wi-Fi. I was one of the witnesses at the FCC hearing at Harvard, and I wrote one of the dueling Op-Ed's on net neutrality that ran in the Mercury News the day of the stanford-binet test hearing. I'm opposed to net neutrality regulations because they foreclose some social work options that we're going to need for the intelligence superhighway to become the one true general-purpose network that links all of us to each other, connects all our devices to all our information, and makes the world a better place. Let me explain ...' This article is great insight for anyone for or against net neutrality."

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