Remember,the Net Neutrality concept was developed by an avowed Marxist professor of journalism. believe his name was McDougal or McDouglas, possibly from NW University (a leftist shithole if there ever was one).
There was also a couple other Marxists who helped develop this concept, possibly at the Un. of Wisconsin (the name Rogers pops up in my mind).
Their ideas were published in at least one book and several articles, probably at the Marxist “The Nation” or the old “Monthly Review”.
I know that a lot of this can be found documented at www.keywiki.org and www.DiscoverTheNetwork.org and by a couple of media/communications watching organizations too.
It was a powergrab concept and effort by the Marxist Left o silence or at least reduce the public’s access to conservative websites, band-space, etc.
Someone here at FR who knows the issue better than I should hope on in an fill in the blanks in my immediate information.
Replying to myself re additional information on “net neutrality”.
The site www.keywiki.org has vital information on some of the originators and promoters of “net neutrality”, Professors Robert W. Mc Chesney (Un. of Ill, Urbana-Champaign, Prof. Joel Rogers - Un. of Wisconsin - Madision, and John Nichols of the Marxist “The Nation” magazine.
Rogers record includes writing for The Nation, cofounder of the Marxist “New Party” which was key to Obama’s political career in Illinois, then the US Senate race, and the Marxist Democratic Socialists of America (DSA).
In fact all three of them have ties, often by participation in DSA conferences, events, etc.
McChesney, Nichols and Josh Silver (another leftist), were cofounders of “Free Press” in 2002, which was behind a lot of activities in support of net neutrality and keeping conservatives from gaining a strong foothold in the mass media structures (re ownership, licenses, etc).
Net Neutrality, reduced to its’ common denominator, is summed up by one word, “Marxist”.
Check out www.keywiki.org for yourself. Look under McChesney, Nichols and Rogers for their page sites (use their full names. There is another “The Free Press” which is not the same as the one mentioned above.