This document discusses internet neutrality and the role of internet service providers (ISPs). It defines internet neutrality as free will over internet content and usage without control from ISPs. It explains that ISPs currently have no control over what websites users visit and that users can express themselves without repercussions from ISPs. However, the document notes that ISPs could potentially control internet traffic by charging some sites for faster connections while slowing down or blocking other sites. It raises the question of whether governments could regulate ISPs if net neutrality is not maintained.

1. By: Dereck Casas

5. How ISP’s Control Traffic