Burger King Has an Opinion on Net Neutrality
- Video portrays a world where patrons pay more for fast service
- Commentary is on FCC action to gut net neutrality rules
Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg
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An unlikely voice has joined the passionate debate over internet regulation known as net neutrality: Burger King.
The fast-food chain released a nearly 3 minute video on YouTube that portrays the downside of being asked to pay more for speedier service. In it, customers at a Los Angeles restaurant impatiently wait at the counter for Whoppers while others who, they are told, had paid more, received faster service.