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Apparently people have trouble imagining what
a telco-packaged non-neutral Internet
would look like.
Think of cable TV.
Look at AT&T's Blue Room.
Or look at
this graphic,
which apparently was originally drawn in May 2006.
Hey, this version doesn't include Amazon or Craig's List. So sorry; guess they didn't pay for access.
-jsq
PS: Seen on BoingBoing.
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