Net neutrality has no widely accepted definition, but usually means that broadband service providers charge consumers only once for Internet access, do not favor one content provider over another, and do not charge content providers for sending information over broadband lines to end users.  Supporters argue that mandatory net neutrality is necessary to preserve innovation on the content side and to ensure that providers of high-speed Internet access to consumers do not discriminate against websites.  Opponents counter that mandatory net neutrality ignores the economics of the Internet and could deter investment and innovation by making some new business models illegal.

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2008
	Testimony on the "Future of the Internet" Lawrence Lessig. Testimony 08-02. Apr 2008. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 4355
	Network Neutrality and the False Promise of Zero-Price Regulation C. Scott Hemphill. Working Paper 08-13. Apr 2008. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 4902
	The Internet Freedom Act Robert W. Hahn. Policy Matters 08-03. Mar 2008. View Text Downloads: 3232
	Antitrust Oversight of an Antitrust Dispute: An Institutional Perspective on the Net Neutrality Debate Jonathan E. Nuechterlein. Working Paper 08-07. Feb 2008. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 5998
2007
	Telecom Time Warp Robert W. Crandall, Hal J. Singer. Policy Matters 07-20. Jul 2007. View Text Downloads: 9398
	"Net Neutrality," Non-Discrimination and Digital Distribution of Content Through the Internet Nicholas Economides. Related Publication 07-07. Mar 2007. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 10489
	Network Neutrality Alfred E. Kahn. Related Publication 07-05. Mar 2007. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 10783
	The Net Neutrality Debate: Twenty Five Years after United States v. AT&T and 120 Years after the Act to Regulate Commerce Bruce M. Owen. Working Paper 07-03. Feb 2007. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 9271
	The Economics of Product-Line Restrictions With an Application to the Network Neutrality Debate Benjamin E. Hermalin, Michael Katz. Working Paper 07-02. Feb 2007. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 8502
	Hold Off on Net Neutrality David J. Farber, Michael Katz. Policy Matters 07-03. Jan 2007. View Text Downloads: 5356
2006
	The Myth of Network Neutrality and What We Should Do About It Robert W. Hahn, Robert E. Litan. Related Publication 06-33. Nov 2006. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 9748
	The AT&T-BellSouth Merger: The Real Story Robert W. Hahn, Scott Wallsten. Policy Matters 06-25. Oct 2006. View Text Downloads: 10440
	Competition and Antitrust Law Can Protect the Internet Robert W. Hahn, Robert E. Litan. Policy Matters 06-21. Sep 2006. View Text Downloads: 8532
	Telecommunications, the Transition from Regulation to Antitrust Alfred E. Kahn. Related Publication 06-21. Jul 2006. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 10642
	Proprietary vs. Open Two-Sided Platforms and Social Efficiency Andrei Hagiu. Working Paper 06-12. May 2006. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 8793
	Catching the Web in a Net of Neutrality Robert E. Litan. Policy Matters 06-11. May 2006. View Text Downloads: 4672
	The Economics of Net Neutrality Robert W. Hahn, Scott Wallsten. Related Publication 06-13. Apr 2006. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 15285
	Neutering the Net Thomas W. Hazlett. Policy Matters 06-08. Mar 2006. View Text Downloads: 13768
	The Misplaced Debate Over "Net Neutrality" Robert W. Hahn, Scott Wallsten. Policy Matters 06-06. Mar 2006. View Text Downloads: 18730
	Testimony of Lawrence Lessig on ?Network Neutrality? Lawrence Lessig. Testimony 06-01. Mar 2006. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 9357
2003
	Local Broadband Access: Primum Non Nocere or Primum Processi? A Property Rights Approach Bruce M. Owen, Gregory L. Rosston. Related Publication 03-19. Aug 2003. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 10708
2002
	The Government's Role in Promoting Broadband Deployment Lawrence Lessig. Testimony 02-10. Oct 2002. Abstract View PDF Downloads: 9482