From ResearchBuzz:
“Network neutrality” (also called “net neutrality”) is the idea that an Internet access provider must provide access to all parts of the Internet without prejudice — without blocking areas completely, without slowing areas down, etc. According to net neutrality, an access provider should treat all Internet traffic equally no matter what it is (e-mail, Web page, video, game, etc.) or where it comes from.
Current link: The WIRED Guide to Net Neutrality
This is a major issue, folks. If you haven’t been there yet, get yourselves over to Save the Internet and Do Something Now.
