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Impact of the net neutrality repeal on communication networks

Alharbi et al., 2020

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18217372456393956986
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Alharbi H
Elgorashi T
Elmirghani J
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IEEE Access

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Network neutrality is the principle of treating equally all Internet traffic regardless of its source, destination, content, application or other related distinguishing metrics. Under net neutrality, Internet service providers (ISPs) are compelled to charge all content providers …
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