MPAA Wants Protections if "Net Neutrality" Adopted

Hollywood hasn't decided what it thinks about the whole "Net neutrality" debate, but it knows one thing: Any rules that would stunt roll-out of the next new whiz-bang filtering technologies or encourage unfettered sharing of copyrighted works over peer-to-peer networks would be very, very bad. That's the gist of the comments that the Motion Picture Association of America filed with the Federal Communications Commission.

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