Are you worried about net neutrality?
At issue in the case, Verizon vs. FCC, is the concept of net neutrality – the idea that all information on the Web should be equally privileged. The FCC had previously established a set of rules on net neutrality and "The Open Internet"; this week's ruling strikes down those rules.
As Edward Wyatt of the New York Times has noted, it is now conceivable that Internet service providers, such as Verizon, will be able to "offer Internet content providers — ESPN or Facebook, for example — faster service to deliver their content to consumers, at a price." - In case of Verizon vs. FCC, is net neutrality the real loser? - CSMonitor.com
What does this mean for Internet Marketers? Our sites are teacups to the ocean compared to google or netflix. Will we have to pay a fee to the ISP to allow their customers to be able to see our sites? I sure hope not.
What do you guys think?
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