The Future of Net Neutrality Under Trump

The video discusses the concept of net neutrality, focusing on the rules established by the FCC in 2015 to prevent ISPs from creating fast and slow lanes for web traffic. With the election of Donald Trump, there is concern about potential changes to these rules. Experts Larry Downes and Berin Sake discuss the possible outcomes, including the role of the FCC and FTC, and the impact on companies like Netflix. They explore the likelihood of policy changes through the courts, Congress, or a new FCC chair, and debate the FCC's authority over broadband.

What are the implications of the FCC's 2015 rules on net neutrality?

How did Donald Trump's election impact concerns about net neutrality?

What was President Obama's stance on Internet service providers and net neutrality?

What role does the Federal Trade Commission play in the context of net neutrality?

What potential changes to net neutrality rules were discussed regarding the new FCC chairman?