Net Neutrality Needed to Save the Internet
South Dakota State Collegian, November 5, 2009
By Brandon Van Westen
No single entity should be entrusted with the power of the Internet. It provides a freedom of speech that is unrivaled. In its current state, it provides the ultimate environment for democratic speech and business. Without the freedom of an open Internet, the end user will be stifled and left without choice.
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