Net Neutrality or Internet Neutrality or Network Neutrality is a term coined by Columbia university professor Tim Wu in 2003. This term basically means that all the content on the internet will be treated equally irrespective of its content, mode of communication or site. In May 2014, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler released a plan that would have allowed companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon to discriminate online and create pay-to-play fast lanes. Many protested against it and the idea was condemned. In Feb 2015, he came up with a new proposal and FCC approved it giving Internet users the strongest protections possible. FCC’s Open Internet Order in 2010 prevented internet service providers from blocking or interfering with traffic
