Here’s a pithy summary of one aspect of net neutrality:

It’s been asserted here that companies who enable collaboration, both within and outside their enterprises, have a better chance of creating important innovations in the 21st century. The most common platform for that collaboration to take place over is the internet. As such, maintaining net neutrality – the ability for everyone to access all web entities fairly and promptly without prejudice by telecom providers – is essential in that endeavor.

Finally a politician who (hopefully) understands net neutrality, by C.G. Lynch, The Collaboratory, Thursday, March 01, 2007

Open communications for open participation. It’s almost like in the old days when Disney drew from previous animation attempts and hundreds of years of folklore, legends, and tales.

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