After Net Neutrality, Will We Need "Google Neutrality"?

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has mounted a recent push to turn network neutrality “principles” into official regulations–and in doing so has stirred up the net neutrality hornet’s nest once again. The issues involved are thorny when you wade deep into the weeds, but consumer-level support for network neutrality seems largely driven by simple principle: AT&T (ATT) should not be “speeding up” websites with deep pockets, leaving everyone else to languish in the slow lane.

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