Briefly discuss Net Neutrality and what recently happened in the news within the last year with regard to Net Neutrality. You'll need to Google articles on this one.. (I'm thinking this part of the question can be answered in about 4-7 sentences.) Would a company like Netflix be for or against net neutrality? Explain why or why not.
Form the name itself the net neutrality can be identified. This is nothing but that internet service providers has to treat all internet communications equally without any discrimination in charge, content, website, application type etc.
There should not be any blocking of content for any particular people.
The main aim is the individuals from anywhere should access the content in the internet equally and same.
Netflix is not against the net neutrality.
As they become very popular among the people and now the net neutrality conditions will not affect them that much.
They in terms even supporting the net neutrality.
The concern may occur because the live streaming video need more internet speed than others. But the netflix strongly supporting the net neutrality factor.
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