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    When it comes to internet censorship, there are mainly two points of view; those who believe in limitless internet freedom, whether it is freedom of accessing or sharing the internet contents, and those who prefer regulations imposed by the government for the sake of safety. Earlier in the human history, before the invention of the internet, both aforementioned ideologies were implied to other parts of the society, and the results are clear. Records are evident of what happened when people were…

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    Commission and Steinbach v. Village of Forest Park discusses important aspects of utilizing the Internet for business and potential technology and privacy concerns. The Internet is growing rapidly. A growing concern to manage the growth and reliability of the Internet is net neutrality. It is important to understand how it can be regulated by the Federal Communication Commission and what authority Internet service providers maintain. As electronic communications are now becoming a staple in…

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    to start-ups and small companies, and prevents ISPs from controlling access to internet content. But what is net neutrality? In 2003, the term net neutrality was used by Tim Wu - a professor at Columbia Law School. The core concept of net neutrality is that all data should be treated equally regardless of source, destination, or content (Jackson, 2014). Proponents of net neutrality contend that governments and internet providers should treat all data in the same way without being biased or…

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    quo of net neutrality and limits the power of their rivals among other information enterprises”( Wu 553). “Net neutrality” means that the Internet or Web need a similar environment, it cannot contain any discrimination. There is no priority for special users to gain information or special gifts quickly than those who are not special. Besides, on the Internet, the information…

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    previously instated rule of Internet Neutrality. Of course, 'Internet Neutrality' as a term can be taken many ways- however, in this case, it was a law which prevented internet service providers from playing favorites with various sites, apps, and other online communication networks by giving one more speed and benefit than another. Now, with this law repealed, internet service provider find themselves in a manipulative and dictatorship-esque position. The fate of the internet, the sites which…

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    Businesses today, no matter big or small, rely on the internet to get them off the ground whether they’re a start up company, or if their services involve using the world wide web. It’s the most perfect platform to advertise one’s company, product and/or service without taking up any physical, costly space like a billboard because it’s all online and digital, free to look at and research upon. The main purpose of the internet is to allow anyone to search up anything they desire, whether it’s…

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    Names are identities. Whether on the internet succeeding a Commercial At, a television screen, or on top of a text messaging thread. It seems, as it should, that our names have meaning, regardless of accuracy or desire. In Melissa Faebos’s book Abandon Me she illustrates a grand irony in her chapter “Call My Name”, to have a name mean one thing but the adverse be your reality. Within my own life, I’ve set goals, maintained demeanors, and pushed the status quo all in the pursuit that one day my…

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    still trying to oppose this free and open access of internet. Advantages and disadvantages are discussed below: Advantages: 1) No Limitations: There are no limitations on internet service usage other than the limitations proposed by the government. User is free and open to access the data that is present in the internet with much more speed regardless of pay. 2) Consistent speed: There will be no throttling or censorship from internet service provides deciding upload and download rates and…

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    of history but has become a greater topic of discussion for change. While it is believed that everything else in our country is regulated why shouldn’t internet be? The issue that would be fabricated could be solved by maintaining net neutrality instead of created regulations. Those who support the repeal of net neutrality argue that if the internet were to be made free it would be in the intention to help businesses. Donald Trump claims that this will lead to the people choosing the business…

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    Richard Zheng Dr. Bruce Farcau POS 2041 18 November 2014 Net Neutrality: The Open Internet Since the very early days of the Internet, it had mostly been used for sending e-mails and basic communication online. However, as the years passed and the world wide web expanded further, more people began using the Internet for other services such as viewing informative and entertaining videos, enjoying their favorite music, playing unique games, and receiving countless sources of information. Because…

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