A Case for Market Backed Net Neutrality
PoliGazette, November 3, 2009
By Michael Merritt
The future of the Internet should provide neutral access to all who want to use it, even if that neutrality comes at a bit of a price for everyone. Users will still be able to access all kinds of data without having to subscribe to a special plan, ISPs will be better able to support the increased traffic, and developing companies will still be able to reach for success in the digital age.
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