International Perspectives on Network Neutrality

This issue of Global Media Journal - Canadian Edition spotlights international perspectives on network neutrality focusing on the politics, policies and practices of network management. Contents - International Perspectives on Network Neutrality -- Exploring the Politics of Internet Traffic Management and Policy Implications for Canada and the U.S. by Jeffrey Layne Blevins and Leslie Regan Shade; Regulatory Lessons for Internet Traffic Management from Japan, the European Union, and the United States: Toward Equity, Neutrality and Transparency by John Harris Stevenson and Andrew Clement; Net Neutrality: Media Discourses and Public Perception by Christine Quail and Christine Larabie; Ends and Ways: The Algorithmic Politics of Network Neutrality by Fenwick McKelvey; (policy review) Network Neutrality: A Thematic Analysis of Policy Perspectives Across the Globe by Christine M. Stover. (Global Media Journal - Canada Edition 2010: Volume 3, Issue 1)