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Free to Invest: The Economic Benefits of Preserving Net NeutralityInimai M. ChettiarNew York University School of Law; American Civil Liberties Union James Scott HolladayUniversity of Tennessee September 22, 2010 Abstract: It is hard to imagine a future where the value of the Web takes a downward spiral: where less content is created, online access is less useful, and fewer people log on. Currently, thousands of new websites and applications are constantly created. The content attracts millions of new users who email, tweet, blog, and discuss the information on the Web freely. Net neutrality supports this open and entrepreneurial dynamic which helps to create billions of dollars in free value for the American public. In Free to Invest, the Institute for Policy Integrity warns of negative economic consequences if net neutrality is weakened. The report arrived at five main findings that describe the trade-offs of revoking net neutrality.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 69 Keywords: net neutrality, economics, FCC, communications policy, free speech working papers seriesDate posted: September 23, 2010Suggested CitationContact Information
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