Net Neutrality: A Guide to (and History of) a Contested Idea

There is news that this week the Federal Communications Commission is considering a new regulation on the mechanism of the Internet.

In short, the Federal Communications Commission will allow the Internet owner (your Verizons, Comcasts, etc.) to create the Internet "fast lane" for companies (Disney, Atlantic Ocean) who pay more. For Internet activists, this directly violates the principle of neutrality of the network and has long been a hot issue in Silicon Valley.

Network neutrality is the ability to move network traffic such as movies, web pages, MP3, photos, etc. from one location (our server) to another location (the phone of the reader's computer) without "discrimination" That means you can do it.

Legalist Tim Wu helped define and generalize the terms and enumerated possible errors based on these rules. "This is the so-called cyber discrimination rule, as the platform passes for freedom of speech and small innovation, the Internet will change drastically," Wu wrote.

Internet activists have accelerated and Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler defended this new position by protecting former lobbyists of cable companies and mobile phone companies. According to Mr. Wheeler, companies are not allowed to "harm the Internet in a commercially unreasonable way, such as supporting traffic from affiliates".

Network neutrality is a set of rules that centrally manage the need for Internet service providers (ISPs) to respond to customer requests in a way that is independent of the provided data. The neutrality of the network has a long history in American politics and dates back to the internet for many years. In 1934, Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the "Communication Act" properly naming it in 1934. The law replaces the Federal Radio Commission, the new Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and has given this new regulatory authority the power to regulate new technologies of the day, such as radio and television. The 1934 Act also set "titles" for managing telecommunications entities (eg Title II: Common Carrier).

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"Neutrality of the network plays an important role in the history of Twitch, if it is not there, we may not be here today, and tomorrow's flow may not be here Because many of our streaming communities are owners of small businesses, we rely on viewers to easily access their channels and provide reliable quality of service, so the network neutrality When the sex goes away, the power of the Internet drops and such kind of work is created and created, so we are voicing to support free and open internet. "