Network Neutrality -- Freedom of Expression at Risk
Seattle Times, December 19, 2007
By Michael Connor and Farnum Brown
It goes by the unremarkable and unrevealing moniker, "network neutrality." Yet it represents one of the most important subjects brewing in the field of communications today. Network neutrality would ensure that Internet service providers (ISPs) such as AT&T and Verizon treat all content that goes across their networks the same.
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