Net Neutrality is the internet’s guiding principle: It preserves our right to communicate freely online. Net Neutrality means an internet that enables and protects free speech. It means that ISPs should provide us with open networks — and shouldn’t block or discriminate against any applications ...
The big argument in the case is whether the FCC had the right to change its mind and repeal the rules. This is a fight that could be difficult for net neutrality supporters to win, because the courts have generally given discretion to expert agencies, like the FCC, when it comes to tech...
This paper looks at the Broadband Stimulus portion of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 to investigate the feasibility of expanding broadband into underdeveloped and undeveloped areas and the forced implementation of Network Neutrality into networks funded by the federal government....
Many stateattorneys generalfiled suit against the FCC decision. TheU.S. Senatevoted 52–47 to approve a resolution to invalidate the decision, however the legislation fell short by 46 votes in theU.S. House of Representatives. The FCC’s removal of net neutrality rules was officially implemente...
Net neutrality supporters worry that large ISPs may take advantage of their FCC-approved freedom. They may not slow down or block competing services yet, but they may exempt their own content from data limits, enabling their customers access to this content without it counting against their data...
The net neutrality debate has brought out economic rationale for and against a variety of proposals of the broadband service providers to differentiate between different classes of users. Broadband users are characterized by the differing amounts of content they request online, as well as their valuat...
The network neutrality (NN) debate focuses on the effects that Internet Traffic Management (ITM) practices, implemented by network operators, may deploy on Internet users' rights and particularly, on their capability to freely seek, receive and impart information and ideas. Certain ITM techniques are...
Or, let’s put it in another way: if you want the current – or any other – administration to control the internet, you’re for Net Neutrality. If you want the internet to remain free of government meddling, you’re against it. ...
Policy discussions both for and against net neutrality regulation target issues such as blocking or filtering online content, preferential Internet speeds based on business agreements, throttling to limit user upload and download rates, and market competition and innovation to offer consumers the best cho...
…and Net Neutrality for All: An Advisement Against Regulated Broadband Expansion Ever since the now YouTube famous Google interview of then Senator Barack Obama promoting broadband Internet deployment nation wide, broadband deployment a... NR Brown - 《Nicholas R Brown》...