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routing0

join:2002-02-18
Louisville, CO

and old argument

Here is the FCC's take on this in a somewhat older -- but still relevant paper by the FCC (see section IV)

»www.fcc.gov/Bureaus/OPP/working_···wp32.pdf

The internet is a free market and an unregulated market.

IMHO - It would be unwise to attempt to regulate internet traffic in the same way that PSTN usage is regulated between countries.
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