Two human rights professors at the George Washington University Law School are warning that the United States is at real risk of getting itself into international hot water by violating both human rights laws and trade agreements that the United States backs if all forms of paid prioritization of Internet traffic are not banned.

Two human rights professors at the George Washington University Law School are warning that the United States is at real risk of getting itself into international hot water by violating both human rights laws and trade agreements that the United States backs if all forms of paid prioritization of Internet traffic are not banned.

diciembre 16, 2014

Submission to the FCC made by Professors Nunziato and Carrillo

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