by Carlo Angelo O. De los Santos
2007-0268
Introduction
The concept of Net Neutrality and Open Access to the internet is of fairly recent origins. The issue was ignited by the AT&T v. Cambridge case decided by the Federal Communications Commission in 2002. In that case, four Massachusetts communities refused to allow transfer of cable licenses from MediaOne […]
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