[connect-bof] Germany and Dtag has some funny ideas http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/deutsche-telekom-pushes-all-german-internet-safe-from-spying-a-933013.html

Hi Nina,

the internet is a complex system as we all know. In Germany large lobbyist groups put their ideas how internet should work into the brains of politicians. The result is frighting. Politicians start to explain to us how to run it, they are the new experts (I hope this is only true for Germany). At the end, they will support the ideas of big players and regulate the market .....

http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Kommentar-Schlandnetz-gegen-NSA-die-feuchten-Schengen-Traeume-der-Telekom-2044024.html

(sorry it is german, if there is interest I will translate)

Stefan Wahl
ECIX


> Am 13.11.2013 um 08:39 schrieb Nina Bargisen <nihb at netflix.com>:
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> I find it sad how little understanding there is on how the Internet works.  Interestingly enough this end goal of this silly proposal could  be achieved by  3320  having an open peering policy
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> http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/deutsche-telekom-pushes-all-german-internet-safe-from-spying-a-933013.html
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