NEUTRALITY REGULATION IN CATTLE

Unintended Consequences of Net Neutrality Regulation

Policymakers are in the midst of an active debate over how best to accelerate the build-out of next-generation broadband networks. The U.S. economy has a significant economic stake in the outcome. It is increasingly apparent in the global economy linked together by the Internet that the future competitiveness of individual firms, and indeed entire economies, depends heavily on state-of-the-art ...

Near-neutrality in evolution of genes and gene regulation.

The nearly neutral theory contends that the interaction of drift and selection is important and occurs at various levels, including synonymous and nonsynonymous substitutions in protein coding regions and sequence turnover of regulatory elements. Recent progress of the theory is reviewed, and the interaction between drift and selection is suggested to differ at these different levels. Weak sele...

European Law and Regulation of Mobile Net Neutrality

"For the vast majority of consumers, the horror of getting a terribly expensive bill acts as a powerful deterrent to enter the Mobile Internet ... Users expect the mobile web to be as open and easy to use as the fixed line'"Commissioner Reding, Speech/08/70(2008) Mobile is a rapidly growing and potentially major element of the future Internet, and its environment cannot be sensibly considered i...

Towards an Economic Framework for Network Neutrality Regulation

A. STYLIZED MODEL........................................................................................................................................... 3 B. NETWORK PROVIDER IS MONOPOLIST IN THE MARKET FOR INTERNET SERVICES .......................................... 5 1. No General Incentive to Discriminate ......................................................................................

Network Neutrality and the False Promise of Zero-Price Regulation