Who owns the Internet?

Net neutrality has become the biggest free-speech issue of the 21st century. Is it doomed to failure?

By Carly Carioli

This article was published on 06.23.11

photo illustration by ty gorton

To learn more:
Find more information on net neutrality and the FCC at the Electronic Frontier Foundation at www.eff.org.
A version of this story first appeared in the Boston Phoenix.




This story originally appeared in the Boston Phoenix:

http://thephoenix.com/boston/news/118276-net-neutrality-has-become-the-biggest- free-speech-/




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