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PRESENTED BY:-
A TECHNICAL REPORT ON
NET NEUTRALITY
1) SURAJ KUMAR 12000114118
2) ZEESHAN ALI 12000114124
3) SHASHANK SHEKHAR 12000114100
4) DANISH AZIZ 12000115127
5) VINEET KUMAR JHA 12000114122
Department:
Computer Science and Engineering
C.S.E. – 2 (Y)
Submitted to:
Dept. of Humanities (HU-481), BCREC
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• INTRODUCTION
• HOW DO NET NEUTRALITY SHAPE THE INTERNET
• WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF THERE IS NO NET NEUTRALITY
• STATE OF NET NEUTRALITY IN INDIA
• PROS AND CONS OF NET NEUTRALITY
• WHAT WE SHOULD DEMANDED AS INDIAN CITIZENS
• SAVE THE INTERNET INITIATIVE
• FREE BASICS NET NEUTRALITY DEBATE
• BARACK OBAMA SUPPORTS NET NEUTRALITY
• ORGANISATIONS THAT SUPPORTED NET NEUTRALITY
SLIDE PLAN
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INTRODUCTION
 WHAT IS Net neutrality: internet service providers and governments
should treat all the data on the internet equally without
discriminating
 The term was first coined by Columbia university media
law professor Tim Wu in 2003, as an extension of the longstanding
concept of a common carrier.
The movement to keep the Internet “free and open”.
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How do net neutrality shape the internet?
 Web users are free to connect to whatever website or service they
want.
 ISPs(Internet Service Providers) do not bother with what kind of
content is flowing from their servers.
 It has allowed the internet to grow into a global network and has
allowed people to freely express themselves.
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What will happen if there is no net neutrality?
If there is no Net Neutrality,
 ISPs will have the power to shape internet traffic so that they can
derive extra benefit from it.
 Instead of free access, there could be "package plans" for
consumers on the OTT(over the top services and applications)
such as skype, WhatsApp, Facebook, Flipkart, Instagram and many
more.
 Doom for innovation on the web.
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State of Net neutrality in India
 The telecom companies of in India are trying to lobby the TRAI(telecom
regulatory authority of India) to in act the Regulation in such a way that will
change the way we are using the internet.
 Telecom operators wants to carve the internet into a bunch of sections such
that we have to pay to access every single of them separately.
 TRAI has put the issue on their website in a 118 long consultation paper on the
OTT issue on 27th march with tight deadline of 24th April.
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1) HIGHER EXPENDITURE FOR ISP
2) EASE OF ACCESS FOR CERTAIN SITES
3) ANTI COMPETITION
CONS
1) NO RESTRICTIONS
2) NO THROTTLING
3) NO CENCORSHIP
4) LOWER COST OF INTERNET
5) PROMOTES INNOVATION,
DRIVEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP,
STIMULATES ISP COMPETITION.
PROS
PROS AND CONS OF NET NEUTRALITY
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• Freedom: accessibility of information on the chosen terms
• not dictated by consumer decisions of large telecom companies.
• violation of net neutrality, need to be approached proactively
• reward ISPs that uphold the net neutrality should be rewarded
What Indian citizens should demand ?

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Save the internet(www.savetheinternet.in) is an Indian website
made for the battle against the discrimination of the
internet
 assist supporters of strong net neutrality
Save The Internet initiative
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Free Basics Net Neutrality debate
TRAI floats paper questioning zero-rating platforms
Facebook’s response
Mission is to feed nurture conditions for growth of
telecommunications.
Facebook launches campaign to generate support for Free Basics
TRAI gets over 6 lakh responses to its paper, mostly around Free Basics
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• Speech on net neutrality at Google in 2007
• Net neutrality becomes part of the official Democratic party
platform in 2008
• Obama appoints Julius Genachowski as head of the FCC(Federal
Communications Commission) in 2009
• American Recovery and Investment Act of 2009 provides $7.2
billion for broadband infrastructure and mandates that the FCC
prepare a National Broadband Plan
Barack Obama Supports Net Neutrality
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• ACLU
• ALA
• Christian Coalition
• Gun Owners of America
• Consumers Union
• Google, Amazon, Yahoo!
• American Electronics Association
Organizations that Supported Net
Neutrality
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The End
Thank you
CSE-2(y)/NET NEUTRALITY/2016
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