ion of what it may or may not do as far as charging users access to the You may have heard of the term, Net Neutrality, but may only have a simple understanding of what this term represents. Admittedly, when I first heard about the subject, I wasn’t quite sure what it meant. Indeed, if you click on the link to the term you will get a long, drawn out explanation of what it may or may not do as far as charging users access to the le understanding of what this term represents. Admittedly, when I first heard about the subject, I wasn’t quite sure what it meant. Indeed, if you click on the link to the term you will get a long, drawn out explanation of what it may or may not do as far as charging users access to the heard about the subject, I wasn’t quite sure what it meant. Indeed, if you click on the link to the term you will get a long, drawn out explanation of what it may or may not do as far as charging users access to the ou click on the link to the term you will get a long, drawn out explanation of what it may or may not do as far as charging users access to the ion of what it may or may not do as far as charging users access to the internet.

In short, Net Neutrality is a good thing from the standpoint of search engines, bloggers, and just about everyone else concerned about free speech. No “tollroads” are set up by the various internet service providers such as AOL, BellSouth, Verizon, etc., that would effect