Net Neutrality: Spur to Entrepreneurship
Wall Street Journal, October 30, 2009
By Mitchell Baker and John Lilly
An open wireless network, built on the same principles as the extremely successful wired network, will unleash investment, innovation and job growth that could be a major driver in our economic recovery. Those who oppose Net Neutrality claim that government involvement is somehow bad for business. This claim is wrong. It contradicts the history of the Internet, and threatens its foundations.
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