Author(s)
Source
Yale Journal on Regulation, Vol. 25, pg. 135, 2008
Summary
This article asks if proposed “zero-price” net neutrality rules should be imposed on broadband carriers.
Policy Relevance
“Zero-price” rules, a type of net neutrality regulation, will not generally be necessary to protect broadband consumers, and could hinder infrastructure growth. There might be a case for regulating large broadband consumers, like Google.
Main Points
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