Like everyone else, I’ve been following the FCC’s machinations with regard the internet - net neutrality, etc.
Wireless was relatively easy to control, since few people could manage the technical savvy to build/operate a transmitter.
But no one could ever control the printing press. Relatively cheap, easy to operate and ubiquitous.
I think the same with the world wide web. It’s too ubiquitous and resistant to control.
The dangerous game for the Internet is oligopoly. Because it is a winner-take-all market you’ll have the big players pushing for regulation to keep/maintain market share. That’s its susceptibility.
We’ve got to resist taxing or regulation of the Internet.
They’re simply awaiting the opportunity to act - porno, gay bashing, “dangerous” information, financial fraud, etc.
Be on the look out!