Bibliograph

Net neutrality, Kathryn Roberts, book editor

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Net neutrality, Kathryn Roberts, book editor

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-196) and index

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Net neutrality

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1022074972

Responsibility statement

Kathryn Roberts, book editor

Series statement

Opposing viewpoints series

Summary

Is a free and open internet a hallmark of democracy? Net neutrality advocates are fighting for government regulation and protection of this relatively new frontier. They believe that the internet is now a basic human need and argue that defined rules are essential to the protection of customers and to the encouragement of innovation. Detractors worry that too much government oversight discourages innovation and investment. The viewpoints in this informative anthology are written by experts with a variety of perspectives about a complex topic that encompasses many fields, including technology, business, and the Constitution

Table Of Contents

Chapter 1: Is Internet Service a Basic Need? -- Chapter 2: Should the Internet be Regulated by the Government? -- Chapter 3: Will the Internet Become Segregated Without Net Neutrality? -- Chapter 4: Is it Necessary to Have a Free and Open Internet in the United States?

Target audience

juvenile

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