Comment Re:Sounds good (Score 1) 599
...crickets...
...crickets...
I read it on an T-Mobile article while I researching this. It may have not been the same article I posted a link to.
Here is the current list:
http://www.t-mobile.com/offer/...
At the bottom:
Tell us how you like to jam.
If your go-to music streaming service isn’t part of the program, tweet us your favorite service @TMobile, along with the hashtag #MusicFreedom.
So maybe?
More F.U.D. It's almost like you're working for Microsoft in the 90's.
Her insurance isn't getting subsidized, it's the mere fact that she was able to get insured at all that rocks. Got another one for me to hit out of the park there Mr. FUD?
Nothing you posted refutes anything at all.
And surprise, surprise I still have the same doctor & (a better) health plan, but my fiance w/ an expensive sleep disorder was actually able to get insurance.
So you can fuck right off with your F.U.D.
More than likely this guy is already a valuable asset to said Russian mob.
T-Mobile's Music Freedom plan allows people to stream music from various websites without it impacting their data plan. He's probably thinking that T-Mobile is currently "promoting" one service over another for a fee. What FOX neglected to tell him is that any streaming website can sign up to be part of Music Freedom for free.
Actually I do know what they are about to do. The FCC released a 4 page summary of what the regulations were going to accomplish earlier this month. Just because you have no idea what's going on doesn't mean the rest of us are as uninformed.
Even T-Mobile says he's wrong.
Yup, just another low info voter. Way too many of them on Slashdot these days.
Which is how the FCC has been making rules for the last forever. This is nothing new & *by law* it has to be done this way.
You are just another pathetic low information voter.
Somebody obviously doesn't understand how independent agencies work in the USA.
Oh look, yet another low info voter.
Gigi Sohn, a special counsel for Wheeler, said the text of the actually net neutrality rules are only 8 pages. She said the other pages responds to the millions of public comments, "as required by law."
Fear, Uncertainty & Doubt, right here folks.
Taken to it's logical conclusion, this will eventually be the go-to plan for any defense attorney whose client was caught via cell phone tracking.
Prince Alwaleed agrees with you.
According to the latest official figures, 43% of all statistics are totally worthless.
