Net Neutrality: Who will control the Internet?
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| Title: | Net Neutrality: Who will control the Internet? (ID: NMD0602) | ||
| Author(s): | Earl Comstock, Richard Greenfield (University of Alaska), and Stanislav Shalunov (Internet2) | ||
| Topics: | Broadband Access and Pricing, Net Neutrality, Telecommunications Policy | ||
| Origin: | Contributed by or Presented at Net@EDU (State Networks) (02/06/2006) | ||
| Type: | Presentations/Speeches | ||
| Abstract: | Net neutrality is the concept of keeping the Internet open to all lawful content, information, applications, and equipment. There is increasing concern that the owners of the local broadband connections (usually either the cable or telephone company) may block or discriminate against certain Internet users or applications in order to give an advantage to their own services. This panel will explore this concept from the perspectives of Internet engineers, independent carriers, and the higher education community. | ||
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