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Network Neutrality: What a Non-Discrimination Rule Should Look Like

By Barbara van Schewick on September 20, 2010

Paper presented at TPRC 2010. October 3, 2010.
Why a non-discrimination rule banning only discrimination that harms competition or harms users is bad, and why we need a non-discrimination rule that bans application-specific discrimination, but allows application-agnostic discrimination

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Publication Type:Academic Writing
Publication Date:09/20/2010

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Published in: Publication , Academic Writing , Architecture and Public Policy , Network Neutrality