Video Of Comcast's Opening Remarks During Net Neutrality Hearing With Seats Stuffed By Company Employees
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So the FCC picked a small room and Comcast filled it with supporters? It's a conspiracy!
That's a real underhanded move. I don't see anything good coming from this.
I keep gritting my teeth like this i'm going to need dentures by the time i turn 45!
Show me an honest cable company and I'll kiss your feet.
they have disabled comments on that video on youtube. sohmc duh! they aren't honest hence the problems.
@sohmc: Charter Cable.
At least they have told the music and movie mafias to go kiss a wookee. Their business division has treated me well in the past, with rapid service response.
well, comcast just got MY vote for the worst company!
@Nighthawke: As a former Missouri resident, I strenuously object to your characterization of Charter as a "good" company
Anyone have a transcript? I want to pick this guy apart.
Why is this not in the NY Times?
@jollymonjeff: Because they are too busy covering Britney Spears to give two shits about real issues like this.
"we are just managing our network, which hurts only a small number of users" who are actually trying to maximize the service you are providing.
Of course, the most profitable customers are the ones who don't use ALL of the service they are paying for.
this seat stuffing should be illegal though
i am the owner of this video. i can assure you i do not work for comcast-- actually, i was shooting for Cambridge Community Television/FreePress.net
on the 27th, the commenter consumermonopoly said that comments on my video have been disabled-- is this true? i just tried to post one, but it didn't "take".
i did not disable comments myself, so if the comments have been in fact disabled, this would be an egregious act of censorship, and i will follow-up accordingly.
Paying employees to show up to show false support for the anti-neutrality argument and deny seats to protestors is pretty cheap, Comcast. Grow a set and try to find some actual consumer supporters. They must be out there, right? You play those stupid anti-neutrality commercials 24/7.