More Daily Show on Net Neutrality

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Thursday, July 20. 2006

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On Wednesday night, the Daily Show revisited Senator Ted Stevensâ speech on Net Neutrality to demonstrate what the Internet would look like without this guiding principle.

Daily Show correspondent John Hodgman uses several envelopes or âpacketsâ to illustrate how information travels across a neutral Internet. He then describes a world without Net Neutrality.

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