1. Communication Network Advisor: Group: Yun Hua Chang R96031060 Shih Chieh Yen R96031078 Wei Chieh Li R96031094 Kuang Chiu Huang

2. Outline Introduction -What is network neutrality -Definition -Origin -Why it occurs Supportive and opposite opinions Relative cases 2

3. What is Network Neutrality? 3 Introduction

4. In order to fill a glass of water from your sink, you need two things… A system of pipes to get the water to you house Water 4 Introduction

5. The Internet providers are like the pipes. They create the infrastructure that carries the content to your computer. AT&T Comcast Time Warner Verizon 5 Introduction

6. The web content providers are the companies that provide the water that flows through these pipes. Their survival depends on being able to use these pipes to get to your computer. 6 Introduction

7. The amount of content (water) is growing faster than the infrastructure (pipes), so the pipes jam up, and the Internet slows down. 7 Introduction

8. As the Internet slows down, some web content companies (water) feel like they should be able to pay the providers (pipes) for faster service, so their water will flow through the pipes first. 8 Introduction

9. This means a company like Google would be able to pay a provider like Verizon for priority service. Their content would make it to your computer faster It would also mean that companies that couldn’t pay for the priority service would be slower ICPsISPs 9

10. Net Neutrality is the principle that providers should not be able to favor some web content over other content by providing it faster. In other words, it is the belief that all online content should be treated indiscriminately. 10 Introduction

11. Definition 11 Gilroy(2007) owners of the networks that compose and provider access to the Internet should not control how consumers lawfully use that network Wu, Tim(2008) the best way to explain network neutrality is as a principle to be used when designing a network Hagai Bar-El (2014) definition of network neutrality suggests that service network neutrality is the adherence to the paradigm that operation of a service at a certain layer is not influenced by any data other than the data interpreted at that layer

12. Origins Control of this idea started with the idea that information could be passed within a wire. The Internet was legally available for commercial use until the late 1980’s. In the late 90’s to early 2000’s companies began to put a price on the speed at which you are connected to the world wide web 12

13. Why network neutrality occurs? Key point 13

14. Supportive and opposite opinions Supportive network neutralityOpposite network neutrality Enterprise Google 、 Yahoo 、 Netflix 、 CogentCisco 、 AT&T 、 COMCAST 、 Verizon Reasons 1.To prevent Internet sever provider not treat everyone equally 2.To protect small Internet content provider 3.To protect consumers’ use right, do not have to accept the stratified charge mode 1.Network neutrality would obstruct updated equipment. 2.Internet users who use high usage of internet 3.Oppose network neutrality may attract more investors to invest in equipment. 4.Network neutrality violates First Amendment free market. 14

15. Relative cases 15 Comcast compensated Hart for blocking of peer-to-peer Web sites. In November 2007

16. 16 Relative cases The federal court rebuffed F.C.C. in ‘Net Neutrality’ Case and allowed Streaming Deals rule on January 14th, 2014. The Internet is not considered a utility under federal law, so it is not subject to regulations banning the arrangements. If not for the rules by the Federal Communications Commission, “we would be exploring those commercial arrangements.”

17. 17 The federal court rebuffed F.C.C. in ‘Net Neutrality’ Case and allowed Streaming Deals rule on January 14th, 2014. Relative cases

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