My Plan for a Free and Open Internet

11/24/2014

In this article, former President Barack Obama outlines his plan for a free and open internet. He discusses the importance of net neutrality, which ensures that all internet traffic is treated equally, and supports regulations to protect it. Obama argues that an open internet allows for innovation, promotes free speech, and fosters competition. He highlights the need to prevent internet service providers from blocking or throttling access to certain websites or charging extra fees for faster access. The article emphasizes the role of government in ensuring a level playing field and protecting the rights of internet users, while also acknowledging the need for cooperation and collaboration between government, industry, and consumers.

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