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Verizon - Google Propose new Web Rules: Did Google End Net Neutrality
Mind Commerce LLC, Aug 2010, Pages: 5
Mark Csernica Comments on the Verizon, Google Internet traffic proposals announced 8th September 2010. The announcement proposed Internet rules that would:
- Discourage online providers from slowing or favoring certain traffic on the wired Internet.
- Allow creation of new networks that would provide faster delivery of content and services for a fee.
- Keep cellular-based Web services largely unregulated.
- Limit the FCC's authority over broadband Internet lines.
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