Net Neutrality Definition and related principles
Internet neutrality
Open Internet
Dumb pipe
End-to-end principle
Traffic shaping
Over-provisioning
By issue
Discrimination by protocol
Discrimination by IP address
Favoring private networks
Peering discrimination
Favoring fast-loading websites
Legal aspects
By country
Arguments in favor
Control of data
Digital rights and freedoms
User intolerance for slow-loading sites
Competition and innovation
Preserving Internet standards
Preventing pseudo-services
End-to-end principle
Arguments against
Reduction in investment
Significant and growing competition, investment
Deterring competition
Counterweight to server-side non-neutrality
Prevent overuse of bandwidth
Potentially increased taxes
Unnecessary regulations
Related issues
Data discrimination
Quality of service
Pricing models
Reactions to Net Neutrality
