there are four questions that need to answer the question are,

Net neutrality refers to the idea that Internet service providers (ISPs), should treat all data on the Internet in the same manner, and not discriminate or price differentially based on content, protocol, platform, hardware, or application. ISPs have long opposed the idea of net neutrality. In 2015, the FCC issued regulations that mandated net neutrality. However, the Trump administration opposed the regulations and in December 2017, the FCC voted to repeal them. Since then, a variety of lawsuits have been filed, including by a number of state attorneys general, in an effort to halt the repeal, as well as actions at the state level and in Congress.

1. Are you in favor of network neutrality going forward? Why or why not?

2. What is the problem with ISPs, which are private business firms, charging whatever they want to charge and that the market will bear?

3. Major cities of the world have adopted “congestion pricing” in which cars pay a toll to enter the core of the city during daylight hours. Congestion pricing is also used to regulate demand by businesses for electricity. During the day when electricity is in high demand, many businesses pay a “demand” fee in addition to the regular charge for electricity. Why is the Internet any different?

4. If your business model depended for its success on millions of people being able to inexpensively stream videos on demand (like YouTube or Netfix), would you be in favor of net neutrality or against it?

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