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    Open Internet Net neutrality can better be understood as‚ the open internet. While the net neutrality debate has many aspects‚ in this paper we focus on one crucial issue: the regulation of net neutrality. Through understanding the background of net neutrality‚ ISP classification types‚ and paid prioritization‚ we can better regulate equal Internet traffic practices. An open Internet can only be achieved if broadband ISPs are reclassified as “common carriers” for the regulation of net neutrality and

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    Lesson 4 Let’s play the game! Relative pronouns The following paragraph is the story plot of the famous game “The legend of Zelda.” Fill in the blanks‚ using which or who. (imagen del video juego o algo parecido) A long‚ long time ago‚ the world was in chaos. In the middle of all that chaos‚ there was a little kingdom _______ was very peaceful in the land of Hyrule. This kingdom possessed the "Triforce"‚ ______ was a golden triangle _______ had mystical powers. One day‚ a malevolent army attacked

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    service provider should be able to control everything. These two oppositions started what is called the Net Neutrality debate. Net Neutrality is the equal distribution of information to every person trying to access it. This equal distribution restricts service providers from withholding information or charging extra for specific access. The Net Neutrality debate came into light in 2005 when the

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    Communications Commission‚ along with the former president Barack Obama‚ have developed a program called Net Neutrality. Net Neutrality allows us to access our digital content candidly and prevents our broadband provider from delivering our content in an inequitable way. However‚ when it comes to the equality provided by the laws of Net Neutrality it develops the question‚ is it actually fair? Although net neutrality does have some advantages‚

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    something called “Net Neutrality”. Net neutrality is a basic internet principle that outlaws Internet Service Providers or ISPs like Verizon‚ AT&T‚ and Sprint from speeding up‚ slowing down or blocking any content‚ applications or websites. Without net neutrality‚ companies would be able to block of slow down sites that they are competing with‚ essentially creating a monopoly. These standards were solidified in 2015 when the Federal Communications Commission or FCC fully adopted strong Net Neutrality Rules

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    Opposition of Net Neutrality With as many parties that are in favor of net neutrality‚ there are an equal number who are against it. While net neutrality regulations allow for open‚ unrestricted access to the internet‚ it could also be said that restriction is an option that needs to be allowed to Internet service providers in order for them to recoup initial investments costs if they deem it necessary. It’s also a valid point that because there has been limited government oversight since the mid

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    The net neutrality debate is examined by first being placed in current day context‚ followed by an examination of both the affirmative and negative arguments. Focus is placed on defining net neutrality‚ and analyzing the role market competition plays in ensuring net neutrality. Possible impacts on future innovations involving the internet and its openness are also considered. Based on these examinations‚ possible government policies and actions that can be implemented are recommended. Introduction

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    one means or another‚ with the internet being no different. The latest among these issues is whether or not there should be a neutral net – in this country‚ and abroad. What‚ then‚ is net neutrality exactly? Net

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    web’s multitude of information to the extent of the law. This principle of unrestricted access to the internet is currently known as net neutrality. Net neutrality is one of the key aspects of the internet that has allowed for it to grow so large. However net neutrality is currently facing an incredible battle for its survival. “Since 2005 the biggest opponents of net neutrality (Verizon‚ AT&T‚ Comcast and their allies) have lobbied against [it]” (Furnas). The same people who provide us with access

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    any website I want to visit. Net neutrality makes this possible. If net neutrality is taken away the internet would become a closed-down network where cable and phone companies decide which websites‚ content or applications run properly on your device. Net neutrality is the idea that Internet service providers should not discriminate against information being sent over the Internet and must treat all data packets equally regardless of source‚ type or content. Without net neutrality internet service

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