Net Neutrality
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| Rating | : | 4.82 (954 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 194093267X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 44 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-08-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Net Neutrality" according to Bea Kyle. The internet has been known as the best thing to happen in this century. It is hard to think of life without this resource in any sector of the economy. Perhaps the greatest benefit is that it is free ( or nearly free) and it has opened up so many opportunities to many. In order to continue the momentum, it will be unfair to have large corporations to interfere with the smaller and individual users of the resource in an
However with no neutrality, the network providers can decide to categorize and decide the fastness and quality of the information that is being transmitted. Some schools like Zapphire School of Informatics and Technology (zapphireinformatics) have a curriculum in place to do just that. Students in K-12 should find the book informative and engaging. Available as a printed copy and ebook.. With neutrality, both websites would pay their monthly dues to a provider and allow for information to get to the end user. Network neutrality, normally abbreviated net neutrality, describes how networks are open to equal access by all. Net neutrality is currently based on open internet access irrespective of service or content as enshrined in the policies of the Internet Service Providers (ISPs). This is why teaching Internet of Things at K-12 levels is needed now more than ever. This means that your cable, cellular, or phone Internet connectivity is to be treated by all websites for instance Zapphire School of Informatics and Technology website as well services such as Verizon website in the same manner. This book will discuss net neutrality and the Internet, effects of net neutrality, ST