Net Neutrality: In Support of the 2015 Open Internet Order
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The 2015 Open Internet Order establishes clear net neutrality rules that are reasonable and necessary. It sets bright-line rules banning blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization. The rules apply to internet service providers and promote transparency while allowing reasonable network management. The Order is narrowly tailored and forbears many utility regulations for ISPs. These rules are necessary because ISPs have the incentive and ability to threaten the open internet and innovation, and they have taken actions in the past such as blocking competing services or lying about throttling plans.
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Net Neutrality: In Support of the 2015 Open Internet Order
- 2. The 2015 Open Internet Order Clear Reasonable Necessary
- 3. The Open Internet Order is Clear Clarity is necessary The Open Internet Order provides clear, bright-line rules
- 4. The Open Internet Order is Clear 1) No blocking 2) No throttling 3) No paid prioritization 4) No unreasonable interference/disadvantages 5) Enhanced transparency
- 5. The Open Internet Order is Clear Applies to mass-market internet service providers Allows for reasonable network management Exempts “specialized services”
- 6. The Open Internet Order is Reasonable Purpose – maintain and promote an open internet as a “virtuous cycle of innovation” Rules are narrowly tailored Innovation in specialized services promoted
- 7. The Open Internet Order is Reasonable Forbearance of many Title II regulations Wireless given greater leeway Waivers available for essentially everything
- 8. The Open Internet Order is Reasonable Public interest-based zero rating
- 9. The Open Internet Order is Necessary ISPs are in a position to be a direct threat to “virtuous cycle of innovation” They have the incentive
- 10. The Open Internet Order is Necessary ISPs are in a position to be a direct threat to “virtuous cycle of innovation” They have the ability
- 11. The Open Internet Order is Necessary ISPs are in a position to be a direct threat to “virtuous cycle of innovation” They have a terrible track record
- 12. The Open Internet Order is Necessary ISPs have: • Banned wi-fi networks, VPNs, and home networking • Threatened criminal action against anyone using for commercial purpose • Blocked competing VoIP (wire line and wireless) • Interfered with peer-to-peer networking (and lied about it)
- 13. The Open Internet Order is Necessary ISPs have: • Exempted their own services from caps applicable to competing services • Throttled unlimited data plans (and lied about it) • Blocked smartphone tethering • Blocked Apple’s FaceTime app • Blocked Google Wallet (then released their own version
- 14. The Open Internet Order is Necessary And let’s not forget this one:
- 15. The Open Internet Order is Necessary Increased horizontal integration has reduced user choice Increased vertical integration has increased opportunity to unjustly benefit
- 16. The Open Internet Order is Necessary Tech Innovators who support Net Neutrality:
- 17. Otherwise, you might see this: