I felt very sad that the FCC killed Net neutrality. I run a blog. Most of my visitors are from U.S. I am pretty sure my ad revenue is going to be very low in future. Is there any precautions should I take? Is blogging career over? Please, serious replies only.
What is the future of blogging?
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Re: What is the future of blogging?
#2Serious reply? Here you go: Wait for the things to come.
Reason: Nobody can predict the future. Why are you relating your ad revenue with Net neutrality and are "pretty sure" about the outcome? Are you afraid ISPs will block your site in particular? Else, you could always move your blog to a bigger (non-throttled) network or other host.
Re: What is the future of blogging?
#3Serious reply? Here you go: Wait for the things to come. Reason: Nobody can predict the future. Why are you relating your ad revenue with Net neutrality and are "pretty sure" about the outcome? Are you afraid ISPs will block your site in particular? Else, you could always move your blog to a bigger (non-throttled) network or other host.
> move your blog to a bigger (non-throttled) network or other host
Could you please elaborate? Should I move my blog to different hosting provider?
Re: What is the future of blogging?
#4I don't think you have any rational reason for fear. It's nonsense to think that your blog is going to be a victim of net neutrality. It's a blog! It isn't like you're trying to run a Netflix-style service that depends on sustained high bandwidth transactions.
While there are legitimate complaints about net neutrality, it's pretty clear that there are huge amounts of FUD going around. The ones that might ought to be concerned would be Spotify-type startups or other businesses that depend on high data rates.
Re: What is the future of blogging?
#5I don't think you have any rational reason for fear. It's nonsense to think that your blog is going to be a victim of net neutrality. It's a blog! It isn't like you're trying to run a Netflix-style service that depends on sustained high bandwidth transactions. While there are legitimate complaints about net neutrality, it's pretty clear that there are huge amounts of FUD going around. The ones that might ought to be…
Thanks. I am so relieved.
Re: What is the future of blogging?
#6I don't think you have any rational reason for fear. It's nonsense to think that your blog is going to be a victim of net neutrality. It's a blog! It isn't like you're trying to run a Netflix-style service that depends on sustained high bandwidth transactions. While there are legitimate complaints about net neutrality, it's pretty clear that there are huge amounts of FUD going around. The ones that might ought to be…
This is evidence that net neutrality is an imagined monster for a lot of people.
Re: What is the future of blogging?
#7I don't think you have any rational reason for fear. It's nonsense to think that your blog is going to be a victim of net neutrality. It's a blog! It isn't like you're trying to run a Netflix-style service that depends on sustained high bandwidth transactions. While there are legitimate complaints about net neutrality, it's pretty clear that there are huge amounts of FUD going around. The ones that might ought to be…
This is evidence that net neutrality is an imagined monster for a lot of people.
You mean I am too paranoid?