By: Brian J. Meli
A lot of ink was spilled last week over the U.S. District Court in Washington D.C. striking down the FCC’s Open Internet rules, better known by their catchier nom de plume: “net neutrality.” While there’s been no lack of coverage on the ruling, or prognostication on what it may mean for the future of the Internet, I’m inclined to add my own voice to the chorus; if for no other reason than to provide what I see as some needed perspective on the topic. If, in the process, I talk some of the digital doomsdayers back from the ledge a few steps, so be it.
