Pro-Neutrality, Anti-Title II

4/5/2018

In this blog post, the author argues against the classification of internet service providers (ISPs) as common carriers under Title II of the Communications Act. The post discusses the concept of net neutrality and the impact of the regulations imposed by Title II on the ISP industry. The author maintains that while being pro-neutrality, the specific application of Title II regulations is not the optimal solution. The post presents an alternative approach to protecting net neutrality that focuses on competitive market forces and transparency. The author emphasizes the importance of finding a balance between regulation and market dynamics in order to ensure a free and open internet.

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