Maker party Net Neuatrality
- 1. The Net Neutrality Muhammad Bilal Shaikh
- 3. • How can we explain the importance of an Internet that treats content providers, users and information equally? These activities help learners analyze, create and take action around Net Neutrality in a variety of settings, from Maker Parties to classrooms.
- 4. Introduction • Internet is great because it belongs to all of us equally • enabling free expression • Idea of Net Neutrality “no matter who it is coming from or who is receiving it, should be given the same priority by Internet Service Providers.”
- 6. Agenda •Why its important? •Who Influences it? •Your Role in this?
- 7. Why its important? •Protects Content Writers •Facebook/Google/twit ter •Protects People
- 8. Why its important? •Loss of innovation •Loss of free expression •Loss of the Web as we know it
- 9. Who Influences it? •Meet The White House •U.S. Congress •Verizon,AT&T,Co mcast
- 10. Your Role in this? •Petitions •Awareness •Actions •PUBLIC VOICE “internet”
- 11. Jess Klein : A Super Hero
- 12. Key Take outs 1. Net Neutrality helps ensure equity of access online.
- 13. Key Take outs 1. Net Neutrality helps ensure equity of access online. 2. The loss of Net Neutrality compromises the Web in fundamental ways.
- 14. Key Take outs 1. Net Neutrality helps ensure equity of access online. 2. The loss of Net Neutrality compromises the Web in fundamental ways. 3. The loss of Net Neutrality will result in an Internet different from the one we have today.
- 15. Key Take outs 1. Net Neutrality helps ensure equity of access online. 2. The loss of Net Neutrality compromises the Web in fundamental ways. 3. The loss of Net Neutrality will result in an Internet different from the one we have today. 4. To protect Net Neutrality, ISPs should be prohibited from unduly blocking, prioritizing, or discriminating content, and these policies should be applied online and in mobile environments.
- 16. Key Take outs 1. Net Neutrality helps ensure equity of access online. 2. The loss of Net Neutrality compromises the Web in fundamental ways. 3. The loss of Net Neutrality will result in an Internet different from the one we have today. 4. To protect Net Neutrality, ISPs should be prohibited from unduly blocking, prioritizing, or discriminating content, and these policies should be applied online and in mobile environments. 5. Net Neutrality is a people issue, and it's an