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Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. (AKA PSPINC)
1404 140th PL NE, Bellevue, WA 98007, USA
425-957-0808 or 800-232-3989
pspinc.com
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I fill up every Saturday at COSTCO Gas station. Right after fill up, I drove to the golf course. Non stop at 55 mph. I get 28 mpg ... that is amazingly well. I usually get just below 20 mpg. I am happy with that.
I got this car on December 29, 2016. So it has been about a year now. So far I have driven about 9,000 miles.
Some time you do thing without thinking because that is the only right thing to do.
This is why I am always in a hurry!
Do you have a plan for 2018?
What new things will you be working?
I hope you are having big plan for 2018.
Time is running out for everyone.
来年は何をするの?
Even a simple image like this must have
- White / Black / Asian / Hospanic / Native American ...
- Male / Female / LGBT
- Challenged (Handicapped)
- Cathoric / Christian/ Muslim / Jews ...
No matter what you do, there is a chance that someone is offended.
People especially businesses do not want offend anyone but it is not aways possible.
When you think about Net Neutrality … You really have to think from the consumer point of view and the content provider point of view. When you think Net Neutrality, you think the service provider can charge more for the net usage. Well, that is already happening. People who want 40Mbps service will pay less than people want 200Mbps. That is same for the content providers like hosting companies.
To make are websites and emails are operate smoothly, we buy huge amount of bandwidth from the service providers. So, companies like NETFLIX, Google, YouTube, Amazon, Microsoft, eBay, PayPal, Yahoo, Apple … they are all paying huge amount of money make sure they contes are being sent to the consumers without delay.
So, what is Net Neutrality?
It is not Internet service providers serving contents providers. They are being paid. The only companies who are not happy about Net Neutrality are the companies providing contents to the consumers for small amount of monthly money. They want to get paid from the contents providers. To do that those service providers want to be able to slow down the content delivery from the companies they can get paid like NETFLIX, Google, YouTube, Amazon, Microsoft, eBay, PayPal, Yahoo, Apple and so on.
This is especially problematic when the consumer do not have multiple service providers to access Internet. If you have multiple service providers, you can simply switch out of the provider who is slowing down the content delivery.
Net Neutrality will not be an issue when all service providers own and operate enough bandwidth but that is not the case. It is like an Interstate Highway system, they are always congested. The only way you can increase the capacity is to build and add more lanes or highways. To build more lanes and highways, you need funding. It is same for Internet.
When you think of Net Neutrality, whether service providers want to charge content providers or consumers, it will at the end all come down to consumers directly or indirectly. But you cannot not force free market by Net Neutrality either. That will stop or slow down the expansion and innovations and investments.
My take on Net Neutrality … I think at the end less government regulations are always better than more regulations. Government should be there to police the system not to manage the system. At the end, free market always wins.
December 15, 2017
Kenichi Uchikura
Chairman
Pacific Software Publishing, Inc.
Will this happen?
I don't know.
This sounds really bad .. But I don't understand why FCC wants to do this. I need to really see how it affect me and my company. The truth will be, I don't think it will change much. I don't think COMCAST and other service providers are going to able to ask consumers to pay more. They may ask companies like NETFLIX to pay more and NETFLIX may charge consumer more.
We really need to see how this plays out.
But I do not like the idea that service providers have the right to know what I am using Internet for.
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