Open internet concept faces challenge in US
Federal agency considers new rules to charge different rates for faster connectivity and internet speeds.
Published On 16 May 2014
The concept of an “open internet” in the US is under threat after a federal-agency decision on a concept called net neutrality. The Federal Communications Commission is considering new rules which could see internet-service providers charge more money for faster connectivity and internet speeds. It is also known as “paid prioritisation”.
Al Jazeera’s Cath Turner reports from New York City.
Source: Al Jazeera