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Microsoft has poured zillions into MoveOn.org's efforts to portray cableco's and telco's as potentially discriminating against web sites they don't like -- and now Microsoft is doing the very same thing. It's new Internet Explorer 7.0 browser has a feature that warns users about visiting web sites that might be "phishing" scams -- but Microsoft's way of judging the risk of that is simply whether or not a web site is a big company that Microsoft approves of. What about web sites of small companies, of individual people -- what about this very blog? Just because I'm not Google or Amazon or IAC, IE7 will libel me by warning that I might be an online scam artist. Lobbyist, net-neutralize thyself! Stop discriminating! Read more about this on Scott Cleland's blog.

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