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Net neutrality keeps the Internet open, but the FCC now wants to repeal it. See why ISPs push to end the rules and what you can do to fight back today.
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Net neutrality keeps the Internet open by stopping ISPs from slowing or blocking rival content.
Net neutrality is a clumsy phrase used to describe a concept vital to an open Internet.
The Obama administration agreed with this view and in 2015 put rules in place to sustain net neutrality.
Ajit Pai, formerly a lawyer for Verizon and now the head of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), wants to repeal net neutrality.
This, in a nutshell, is the essence of the Trump administration’s argument against net neutrality: that the Obama-era regulations will discourage broadband investment.
Speaking of the then-pending Obama FCC regulations, Shammo told Verizon’s investors with the words above.
More recently.
And why are they complaining?.
Several high-profile ISPs.
“If Ajit Pai’s plan is enacted, there would be nothing preventing Comcast from simply blocking sites like (ours) that are critical of their corporate policies,” said Even Greer, Fight for the Future’s campaign director.
So the net-neutrality wars go on.
Net neutrality is a concept vital to an open Internet.
Ajit Pai, formerly a lawyer for Verizon and now head of the Federal Communications Commission, unveiled a plan to roll back the current rules.
Critics say no.
Without the rules, ISPs would face fewer limits on blocking or throttling content.
You can register a comment with the FCC and contact your elected representatives to let them know what you think about this important issue.
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1 What Net Neutrality Means.
2 The Plan to Repeal the Rules.
3 The Investment Argument — and the Pushback.
4 Why ISPs Want It Gone.
Frequently Asked Questions.
What is net neutrality?.
Who wants to repeal net neutrality and why?.
Do the rules actually reduce broadband investment?.
How could repealing net neutrality affect ISPs and websites?.
What can I do about net neutrality?.
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