Introduction

Network neutrality (or more commonly, net neutrality) is a problem related to the internet that not enough people know about. Biases abound in this politically heated debate and although most people that know even a little on the argument have strong opinions, it is becoming more and more apparent that few people are informed about this issue at all.


Tim Berners-Lee, supporter of net neutrality

To reiterate, network neutrality has great support on both sides. However, if this problem is not soon addressed, there could be major problems with how the public uses the internet.

Hypothesis

By looking at what is best for the public and for the internet as a whole, net neutrality laws should be put into place to preserve the characteristics of the internet that make it unique.

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The Internet does not exist without net neutrality."
- Daniel Berninger

Senior analyst, Tier1 Reasearch
It is of the utmost importance that, if I connect to the Internet, and you connect to the Internet, that we can then run any Internet application we want, without discrimination as to who we are or what we are doing."
- Tim Berners-Lee
Creator of the WWW and director of the WWW Consortium