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Net Neutrality - ANSWER-refers to diversity of goals, problems and remedies, related to encouraging widespread development and access to broadband technology Net neutrality refers to: - ANSWER--some general goals and problems shared among nations -but specific net neutrality policy goals or pr...

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Net Neutrality - ANSWER-refers to diversity of goals, problems and remedies, related to
encouraging widespread development and access to broadband technology



Net neutrality refers to: - ANSWER--some general goals and problems shared among
nations

-but specific net neutrality policy goals or problems also Vary among nations

-In U.S. unique issue in net neutrality debate -what is FCC's jurisdiction over broadband
internet access services FCC refers to federal communications commission



Role of FCC in U.S. - ANSWER-congress created FCC with jurisdiction to regulate
communications network and services

-FCC created in communications Act of 1934 which amended by telecommunications
act 1996

-FCC has regulatory authority over communications technologies including: telegraphy,
telephony, radio, TV broadcasting, cable tv, cellular , satelite

-FCCs role regarding broadband and the internet continue to evolve

-FCC's orders can be appealed to federal circuit courts of appeals



What does FCC jurisdiction and powers depend on - ANSWER-under fe statutory law
FCC's jurisdiction and power depend on how a service is classified



-In U.S. net neutrality has become a legal battle over classifications of broadband
access services to internet BIAS

-is it a telecommunications service or info service



telecommunications service - ANSWER-means the offering of telecommunications for a
fee directly to the public or to such classes of users as to be public regardless of
facilities used

, telecommunications - ANSWER-the transmission between or among points specified by
user or info of the users choosing without change in form or content of ungo as sent and
recieved



info service - ANSWER-means the offering capability for generating, aquiring storing,
transforming, processing, retreving, utilizing, ot making available info via
telecommunications and includes electronic publishing, but does not include any use of
any such capability for the management, control or of the management of a
telecommunications serive



why should we care about the legal classifications of BIAS the legal battle - ANSWER--
the legal battle over service classification of BIAS affects the BUSINESS MODELS that
providers of BIAS are permitted to use

-those Bus models in turn affect the future of U.S. broadband network infrastructure,
everyone who uses it and the further evolution of societal institutions that rely on it

-consequences as far-reaching



legal classification of telecommunications service - ANSWER--FCC jurisdiction clear
and well defined

-common carriage service

-common carriage obligations limit the bus model of the provider



legal classification of Information service - ANSWER-FCC jurisdiction is weak and ill
defined

-is not a common carriage service

-no common carriage obligations to limit the business model of the provider



Bus model if BIAS is a telecommunications service - ANSWER-common carries have
BASIC OBLIGATIONS TO CUSTOMERS

-to serve upon reasonable request

-without unreasonable discrimination

-at just reasonable prices

-with adequate care

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