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Strategies & Market Trends
Internet Tariffs...Coming Soon?
An SI Board Since January 1999
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Emcee:  Don Pueblo Type:  Unmoderated
I believe tariffs on Internet usage could have a significant influence on the Internet. Preliminary government legislation is already in place; some proponents say that tariffs must happen sooner or later.

Others say there is no way "the public" (whoever that is) will allow tariffs.

I'm in no position to argue intelligently either way, but I have done a bit of investigation. The "parallel Internets" are being developed right now.

If anyone is interested in discussing the issue (will it be usage based?), or in theorizing what companies will benefit or get crushed if and when the change occurs, (CSCO, LU will kick serious butt?) start typing.

If nobody is interested, that's fine too.

(BTW, this is not a joke thread. Thanks in advance.)

Internet Tariff Research Links

house.gov
ecommerce.gov
ecommerce.gov
doc.gov
fcc.gov
fcc.gov
fcc.gov
tariffnet.com
valucom.com
plusintegration.com
plusintegration.com
india-today.com
redifindia.com
gtlaw.com.au
indialine.com
cisco.com
webtown.net
galaxy.uci.agh.edu.pl
dwresearch.com

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36Message 12307137Jorj X Mckie-12/16/1999
35 Fascinating. Thanks for that link. Don Pueblo-10/20/1999
34zdnet.comJorj X Mckie-10/20/1999
33 Ernst & Young tax revenue study: State and Local Tax Revenues Minimally Imkinkblot-6/22/1999
32 Bookstores' demise a sad chapter boston.com Story from the Boston Globe kinkblot-5/23/1999
31 Jorj, we don't have free bandwidth here, either. Not yet. Of course, therekinkblot-3/15/1999
30 Will, An interesting point. My belief on internet stocks is that to be successJorj X Mckie-3/15/1999
29 Uncertainties of the Internet abcnews.go.com <i>GINA SMITH (VO): Ad blokinkblot-3/14/1999
28 impristine, You are a wildman!! I see that you think that internet tariffing wJorj X Mckie-2/13/1999
27 Merritt I highlight from your excellent post of Congressman Gibbins response,asLTK007-2/13/1999
26 with my simple mind, why kill a fetus, let the fetus grow and prosper, feed thImpristine-2/13/1999
25 SI thread on BLLS, an internet billing clearinghouse. Not an endorsement, justJorj X Mckie-2/1/1999
24 A view of things to come???? Caveat: I have done no research on this company Jorj X Mckie-2/1/1999
23 Related issue which should further delay voice over data network tariffed serviJorj X Mckie-1/26/1999
22 States Chafe as Web Shoppers Ignore Sales Taxes. Article in today's Wall Skinkblot-1/26/1999
21 You rule, dude. Thanks for the input! Don Pueblo-1/25/1999
20 Another reference point. This link goes to a list of telephony billing systems Jorj X Mckie-1/25/1999
19 Smart plans in Singapore. One links. One Network for Everyone, overview @gov.skinkblot-1/25/1999
18 Merritt, thanks certainly relevant. I agree that per minute charges for the intJorj X Mckie-1/25/1999
17 I haven't read all the posts on this thread, so I hope this isn't redunMerritt-1/25/1999
16 Bonnie, I think that the strategy that the fed government is employing now has Jorj X Mckie-1/24/1999
15 Jorj: yes...yes...and... my crystal ball is scratched and clouded..yet there Bonnie Bear-1/24/1999
14 Bonnie Bear, Your last sentence says it all <i>"If they need tax revJorj X Mckie-1/24/1999
13 The problem with the internet is that it's going to..it has...fostered a pBonnie Bear-1/24/1999
12 here's an interesting tidbit... biz.yahoo.com REITs are interesting animalBonnie Bear-1/24/1999
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