Net Neutrality: A Threat to Operating Systems
Is net neutrality a threat to the birth of viable online operating systems? Some believe so, while others feel that the neutrality of the Internet is not even in any sort of danger.
Since I have yet to find a non-biased reference to the issue, I will simply use Google's explanation so that you understand the basic mechanics of why people are so concerned about this issue.
According to Google: "Network neutrality is the principle that Internet users should be in control of what content they view and what applications they use on the Internet. So understanding this, we are now in a position in which there is the potential for abuse should this potential legislation not be really considered carefully."
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