In principle, an amateur student's blog must be accessible in fundamentally the same way as any other content on the Internet; and once an Internet user has accessed that content, he should be able to engage with that content in the same way that he would engage with any other content on the Internet.
This seems quite straightforward, to the point that one may well wonder what the real alternative to net neutrality could be. This is a complex question. On the one hand, it can be suggested that net neutrality is the status quo of how most people have experienced the Internet throughout their own lives.
For example, the American government does not condone censorship and most websites in the United States are not blocked from access in any
This seems quite straightforward, to the point that one may well wonder what the real alternative to net neutrality could be. This is a complex question. On the one hand, it can be suggested that net neutrality is the status quo of how most people have experienced the Internet throughout their own lives.
For example, the American government does not condone censorship and most websites in the United States are not blocked from access in any