Three myths about zero rating

[Commentary] The State of the Net’s panel on zero rating featured an interesting debate and real-world insights from Facebook and the Wikimedia Foundation. However, some fallacious arguments regarding zero rating emerged in the discussion which need to be addressed.
Myth 1: Users must have access to the full Internet
Myth 2: The FCC needs to provide guidance on zero rating
Myth 3: Zero rating is discriminatory

[Roslyn Layton studies Internet economics at the Center for Communication, Media, and Information Technologies (CMI) at Aalborg University in Copenhagen, Denmark]