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What could revised net neutrality rules mean in practice?

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Published on: 05 March 2014

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Original news
How does the current charging system for high speeds/quality operate in the US?
What are the key features of net neutrality?
What would the FCC’s revised net neutrality proposal mean for ISPs?
How might net neutrality affect web-based businesses?

Article summary

IP & IT analysis: Will plans by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to impose revised ‘net neutrality’ requirements on internet service providers be effective? Jonathan Jacob Nadler, partner at Squire Sanders (Washington, DC), comments on the proposals and says the real challenge for the FCC is the non-discrimination rule.

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