The Next Chapter in the #NetNeutrality Saga

[Commentary] On April 23, the Wall Street Journal broke news that the Federal Communications Commission would, the very next day, propose new network neutrality rules to ensure that Internet service providers treat all Internet traffic equally. The idea is that consumers should be able to access whatever content they choose, not the content chosen by the broadband provider. But the WSJ highlighted that the FCC’s proposal would allow broadband providers to charge companies a premium for access to their fastest lanes. So, obviously, all hell broke loose.