Difference between revisions of "Network neutrality"
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| − | '''Network neutrality''' is a topic currently under debate regarding whether [[Internet service | + | '''Network neutrality''' is a topic currently under debate regarding whether [[Internet service provider]]s have the right to charge [[website]]s on the [[internet]] for "premium" connections. Many contend that this is that this would disrupt the continuity of the online community by relegating unpopular and less affluent websites to "second class citizens" that would serve their pages much slower than the ones who can pay the bandwidth providers. Others argue that a law requiring Network neutrality would prevent Internet service providers from providing superior services to those who need it. |
[[Category:Information technology]] | [[Category:Information technology]] | ||
[[Category:Politics]] | [[Category:Politics]] | ||
Revision as of 12:09, July 3, 2008
Network neutrality is a topic currently under debate regarding whether Internet service providers have the right to charge websites on the internet for "premium" connections. Many contend that this is that this would disrupt the continuity of the online community by relegating unpopular and less affluent websites to "second class citizens" that would serve their pages much slower than the ones who can pay the bandwidth providers. Others argue that a law requiring Network neutrality would prevent Internet service providers from providing superior services to those who need it.
