neutrality
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4.9
- noun
- /nuːˈtrælɪti/
- Texting
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- However, you did not say how you would propose ensuring Net Neutrality over the Internet?
- net neutrality
- content neutrality
- opponents of net neutrality
This is the guy that made those videos about net neutrality and his Santa suit.
- This is the guy that made those videos about net neutrality and his Santa suit.
- But that differential pricing net neutrality says you can't do that ISP.
- We we fully support net neutrality as they spend millions to get it repealed.
- But depending on how things go with the rest of net neutrality, we'll see where this discussion goes.
- It's a magazine that it's paper and you'll and it was about net neutrality.
- Another thing I think that has impacted the ability for us to change the narrative in the more public direction is with net neutrality.
Examples
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The term "Net Neutrality" first came up in Tim Wu's 2003 article titled Network Neutrality, Broadband Discrimination.
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How does this change affect educators, and why should educators care about the loss of net neutrality?
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Take for example, network neutrality, which is a principle.
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But depending on how things go with the rest of net neutrality, we'll see where this discussion goes.
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One pressing concern now is the erosion of net neutrality.
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Proponents of Net Neutrality argue that an open Internet is necessary for two reasons.
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Controversial new EU rules on net neutrality should be watered down.
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To better understand Net Neutrality, some definitions are helpful at the outset.
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The term net neutrality was first coined in 2003 by Columbia Law School professor Tim Wu.
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The principle of neutrality ensures that all websites are treated equally by internet service providers.
Synonyms
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5.3
Fair and equal treatment of people, for example at work or school
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Being equal in status, value, or function
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4.2
Treating all people fairly and equally without bias
Antonyms
How Neutral
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Morphology
Etymology
Neutrality comes from the old Latin word neuter meaning 'neither'. In the phrase net neutrality this idea means treating all data the same — not giving some websites special treatment or blocking others, so no side is favoured.