July 4th is the day when we celebrate our Founding Fathers' principles of freedom, equality and religious tolerance. These principles are fundamentals of what made our country so successful. Much of these principles are reflected on World Wide Web as we know it today.
Internet is fundamentally open platform that evens the playing field for all who want to participate. It's does not discriminate whether you are publicly traded company with millions of dollars or one man shop operating on shoestring budget. Everyone's digital bits are delivered equally to anyone requesting for those bits.
It's not just net neutrality. With rise of social networks and blogs, everyone has platform to publish their own ideas and engage with anyone around the world. Traditional media platform has been disrupted by this free sharing of information, and its full impact is yet to be seen.
Internet is fundamentally open platform that evens the playing field for all who want to participate. It's does not discriminate whether you are publicly traded company with millions of dollars or one man shop operating on shoestring budget. Everyone's digital bits are delivered equally to anyone requesting for those bits.
It's not just net neutrality. With rise of social networks and blogs, everyone has platform to publish their own ideas and engage with anyone around the world. Traditional media platform has been disrupted by this free sharing of information, and its full impact is yet to be seen.
