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Net Neutrality and the Regulation Debate

Net Neutrality and the Regulation Debate

Title:Net Neutrality and the Regulation Debate (ID: CSD4522)
Author(s):Mike Cassidy (University of Utah)
Topics:ISP, Net Neutrality, Policy and Law, Telecommunications Policy
Origin:Community Contributions (2006)
Type:Blogs and Wikis
Abstract:Public-interest groups like Common Cause and the Consumer Federation of America want it; Internet service providers such as BellSouth, Verizon and AT&T, don't. Large internet companies, led by Google, are lobbying Congress and the Federal Communications Commission for some form of it. It is network-neutrality legislation.
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