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Name Instructor Course Date Net Neutrality The internet's guiding principle is referred to as Net Neutrality. It preserves peoples' rights to freely communicate online. This is an internet that protects and permits independent communication. This means that internet service providers should provide individuals with networks that can be accessed openly. No content or application that rides over those networks should be discriminated against or blocked. Internet service providers should not tamper with the content you are viewing or posting online. Cable and phone firms could be sculpturing the internet into swift and steady lanes in case net neutrality wasn't in implementation. Competitors’ content or political opinions which the internet service provider is disagreeing with could be slowed down or even blocked. Internet service providers could have argues that interests of small and medium enterprises proceeding to be susceptible to varied taxes are completely brushed by FCC. This does not create any competition in the market as a result. In conclusion net neutrality is the principal to a fair competitive environment and freedom on the internet. Its repeal would result to irreparable damage to almost everybody in the industry. Works cited Cheng Hsing Kenneth Subhajyoti Bandyopadhyay and Hong Guo. "The debate on net neutrality: A policy perspective." Information systems research 22.1 (2011): 60-82. Crowcroft Jon. "Net neutrality: the technical side of the debate: a white paper." ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review 37.1 (2007): 49-56. Bourreau Marc Frago Kourandi and Tommaso Valletti. "Net neutrality with competing internet platforms." The Journal of Industrial Economics 63.1 (2015): 30-73. [...]
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What is net neutrality? Is it for argument, against, favor, and oppose? How would you decide?
Subject Area: Public Relations
Document Type: Reports
