#Neutrality

This separate virtual segment within Airtel’s 5G network will allow postpaid users to experience better connectivity in crowded locations. But should premium users (read postpaid) have preferential access to network resources?

The end of net neutrality raises questions about how consumers will be affected and whether additional policy changes may follow.

The Federal Communications Commission will vote in the coming weeks on a proposal to repeal net neutrality rules. Wharton experts explain what's at stake.…Read More

The new FCC chairman, Ajit Pai, is a noted critic of net neutrality regulations -- but there may be fewer changes coming than you think. …Read More

The FCC’s proposed new rules regarding net neutrality are most likely benign, says Wharton’s Kevin Werbach. Instead, a much bigger threat to the Internet in the U.S. is a lack of competition in broadband.

On June 8, the House of Representatives squashed an amendment that would prevent telecommunications companies from charging Internet content companies more to deliver enhanced services, such as high quality audio and video content.…

A look back at our recent coverage, as net neutrality vanishes — temporarily we hope — into the dustbin of history

Ryan Singel at Wired News FCC chairman Julius Genachowski delivered Monday on President Obama’s promise to back “net neutrality.” But he went much further than merely seeking to expand rules that...