Tag Archives: netneutrality

This Thursday: net neutrality and education in 2018

Posted on January 22, 2018 by Bryan Alexander

This week on the Future Trends Forum we’re returning to net neutrality and education, with the help of one of educational technology’s leaders on the issue.  On Thursday, January 25th, from 2-3 pm EST, we’ll be joined by Jarret Cummings, … Continue reading →

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After net neutrality: how should educators respond?

Posted on December 15, 2017 by Bryan Alexander

On December 14th, 2017, the United States FCC ended its policy of net neutrality. I’ve been writing about this topic for some time (on balkanization; on EDUCAUSE; on Internet2; on ISTE and NMC; on zero rating) and now would like … Continue reading →

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Net neutrality versus social justice: the case for zero rating

Posted on November 29, 2014 by Bryan Alexander

Could one argue against net neutrality in order to support poor people?  This seems to be what Wikipedia is urging, and offers all of us an unusual spin on the net neutrality question. The key to this approach is that it … Continue reading →

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