Tuesday, September 19. 2006
Wha? Science at Work I Guess
Now, I'm not a pollster by any stretch of the imagination, but isn't 800 kind of a small sample? I wonder what the demo of that 800 was....
And to call it "onerous" is just going over the top...
Link: Poll: Americans don't want net neutrality (or maybe they don't know what it is)
Technorati Tags: net neutrality, poll, senate, commerce commitee, bias, scientific results
And to call it "onerous" is just going over the top...
A nationwide survey of 800 registered voters is being touted by theMy god. Especially when you consider how biased this thing was...
Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation because it
purports to show that Americans are not interested in net neutrality
legislation. Calling proposed net neutrality "onerous," the Committee's
press materials say that the poll makes it clear that Americans prefer
"video choice" over such regulations.
When pollsters introduced the concept to poll takers, they described it**Shudder**
solely as "enhancing Internet neutrality by barring high speed internet
providers from offering specialized services like faster speed and
increased security for a fee."
Link: Poll: Americans don't want net neutrality (or maybe they don't know what it is)
Technorati Tags: net neutrality, poll, senate, commerce commitee, bias, scientific results
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...and make it a particularly bad one. Apparently the Tedster has latched onto the effectively useless poll as the word of God or something, and is using it as evidence of what the people want. Oy.Put that back on the truck there, Ted. Which o
...and make it a particularly bad one. Apparently the Tedster has latched onto the effectively useless poll as the word of God or something, and is using it as evidence of what the people want. Oy.Put that back on the truck there, Ted. Which o
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