torrent. Here we share the links for Autocad 2014 product key for all user who want to upgrade their version and get a new product key of Autocad 2015.
First of all download the trial version of Autocad and check its trial version to make sure that you can use it on your computer and then download Autocad.exe and copy the file in your program’s folder and open the file to get the Autocad 2014 product key.Ahead of the July 23, 2018 public comment period on the US Federal Communications Commission’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that seeks to eliminate the $10.25 cap on customer broadband service fees, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has now filed comments on behalf of Free Press, Internet Association, American Civil Liberties Union, and the Center for Democracy and Technology.
Unlike most other stakeholders, we don’t think eliminating the $10.25 cap on broadband fees is a great idea. In fact, we’ve laid out what we think a better approach would be in our comments. So we had some explaining to do to the FCC in our new comments.
The $10.25 cap on broadband fees is a relic of the failed effort to promote competition.
Broadband providers should be able to raise their fees as they see fit to cover the costs of providing broadband service to the public. We believe the cap on broadband fees is bad policy because it was part of the larger effort to protect incumbent broadband providers by prohibiting competitive providers from setting the prices for broadband. That effort has long since failed.
The purpose of the $10.25 cap on broadband fees was never to promote competition, and the FCC doesn’t actually believe that it was. Instead, the $10.25 cap was intended to punish ISPs for competitively offering their products and services at prices below the $10.25 cap. It was not designed to benefit consumers, or even broadband customers. It was designed to protect a few favored incumbent broadband providers from competition.
That point has been well-explained by the National Cable and Telecommunications Association in its comments on the FCC’s recent net neutrality proceeding. NCLBAT said that net neutrality rules are not necessary because “there are no states that do not have some form of net neutrality rules,” and that NCLBAT supports “the continued efforts by policymakers at the federal level to craft net neutrality rules.”
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