The Two-Front War for the Future of the Internet

(Before It's News)

By Thor Benson

To many Americans, the net neutrality controversy seems like a guillotine hovering over a fiber optic cable. They’re watching as the strands of the rope unwind, jeopardizing the very thing they love—an open and accessible Internet.

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