The Battle for Net Neutrality

Network Neutral War On January 14, 2014, the Washington DC court eliminated the Federal Communications Commission's regulations on the open Internet, or more broadly the regulations known as network neutrality. This ruling brought controversy between those who are suffering from the neutrality of the Internet and those who want to use the Internet. This is victory for Internet service provider Verizon and other similar companies. Aviva Rutkin wrote in her article "Not for everyone", "Information is no longer free, but due to the proliferation of large companies" (Rutkin 24).

Please participate in the network and fight. The neutrality of the network keeps the Internet open and unrestricted. You will not be able to control when, how, and how big companies use the Internet. Recently, the Internet service provider and the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission are trying to remove the law that enforces the neutrality of the network. If these are discontinued, the ISP can charge the application to block, slow down the site, and control what you see online. Please play your part in maintaining network neutrality

Earlier today, the Senate passed a so - called "net neutral" bill that undoes recent changes in FCC 's net regulations. Unfortunately, although the problem of net neutrality has been shown as a struggle between populism and corporatism, in practice it makes it possible for the government to further manage the private sector and interfere with the demand for new business It is only a side push. In its present form, the neutrality of the network fixes the company in a way to provide services that are not affected by a particular type of risk. Ironically, most network-neutral supporters are afraid of the potential monopoly on Internet services and the main impact of the online neutral law is that large companies that currently dominate the market do not make sense It is to maintain market orientation by. Control competition

Should business leaders take one step to keep the network neutral? Especially if you are targeting the FCC and Pai Chair, the overall resistance currently required by supporters of public interest groups in the new network neutral war will cause serious misunderstandings and will be counterproductive. As mentioned above, government regulatory decisions are based on actual economic and technical analyzes, not sponsors, no matter how spiritual. It is a fact that this is not always the case. Especially over the past few years, Pai promised to restore the neutrality of the committee himself.