Network Neutrality equates to treating all data on the Internet the same. It is a simple phrase that describes the complex issues surrounding equal access to Internet resources. In the current public discourse, it describes regulations that provide end-users with an open and equal environment in which ISPs are prohibited from charging premiums, shaping, slowing, or blocking access to Internet resources.
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Prepared for Mind Commerce by leading expert, John Bysinger, Understanding Net Neutrality and the Impact of the Recent FCC Ruling, provides a technical background and description of the challenges, discussion of points of debate, description of the rules themselves, understanding the FCC leadership team, the future impact of the changes, guidelines for acting on legislation and evaluations of how ISPs, consumers, and politicians will react to the change.
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Major Points From The Table Of Contents:
Introduction
Part I – Understanding the Internet
Part II – Understanding the motivation behind Network Neutrality
What is Title II?
What is the 1996 Telecommunications Act?
Timeline of Internet Regulation Actions
Part III – The Illusion of Choice and Freedom (what went wrong)
Part IV Common Arguments for Network Neutrality
Fast Lanes
Fast Lane Definition:
The Argument:
Analysis:
Slow Lanes
Slow Lane Definition:
The Argument:
Analysis:
All data should be treated equally
Data Equality Definition:
The Argument:
The Analysis:
Shaping requires inspecting your data
Shaping Exposes your Data, Definition:
The Argument:
The Analysis:
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