By Dana Frix and Jim Stenger
The question most worrying the telephone, wireless and cable companies was recently asked by the Federal Communications Commission: Should the Internet be neutral? If so, what regulations are necessary to ensure the companies that supply the underlying networks do not discriminate against individual users of the Internet and program content providers? And lastly, would regulation, no matter how light, unreasonably limit innova...
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