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Net neutrality

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Net Neutrality is a slogan that refers to a proposed set of requirements that would be imposed by the Federal Communications Commission on telecom operators and internet service providers. The regulation would shift the decision-making from the network owners to non-owners, sometimes termed "stakeholders". There are six areas of proposed guidelines:

  • Access to content
  • Access to applications and services
  • Connection of devices
  • Access to competitive options
  • Nondiscrimination
  • Transparency

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