Net neutrality is basically internet egalitarianism
By: Singh, Parminder Jeet.
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ArticlePublisher: 2015Description: p.12-15.Subject(s): Internet
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: Net neutrality is neither a technical principle nor something necessary to uphold free markets. It is an egalitarian principle as applied to a key building block of the new social system of the internet. But it is equally important to check the concurrent tendencies of rapid centralisation of power in so many areas that the networked social logic has caused. To be able to ensure this, the related principles of neutrality, non-discrimination and equity have to be applied consistently and meticulously across all layers of the internet. - Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 50, Issue no: 19 | Available | AR108523 |
Net neutrality is neither a technical principle nor something necessary to uphold free markets. It is an egalitarian principle as applied to a key building block of the new social system of the internet. But it is equally important to check the concurrent tendencies of rapid centralisation of power in so many areas that the networked social logic has caused. To be able to ensure this, the related principles of neutrality, non-discrimination and equity have to be applied consistently and meticulously across all layers of the internet. - Reproduced.
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