BusinessWeek, July 12, 2008
By Olga Kharif

Here's the most important reason why the Net Neutrality debate is far from over: The current FCC will be disbanded within months, and the policies and political leanings of new commissioners, to be appointed by a new president, are as yet unknown. In other words, don't think the Net Neutrality debate is anything but far from resolved.

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