“Net Neutrality” is a controversial subject that is being discussed more every day. Wikipedia defines network neutrality as a “principle that all Internet traffic should be treated equally.” At first glance, supporting Net Neutrality may be a no-brainer; however, taking a second look and digging a bit deeper may stir up different feelings.
Consider the people that rarely access the internet; the people that only go on to pay a few bills or to buy airline tickets. These people pay the same amount that heavy users of the internet pay. This same price applies to once a week users, and the users that play online games and those that download music along with other content 24/7. This begs the question, should carriers be able to sell multi-tiered access to heavy users?
