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What is net neutrality? And why does it matter? Proponents of net neutrality claim that it is necessary to keep the Internet “free” and functioning the way it was designed.
In this interview, ARI’s director of legal studies, Steve Simpson, explains why net neutrality will end the Internet as we know it — by making it function more like a government-run utility than the vibrant marketplace and font of innovation it has been for the last two decades.
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