Do wireless networks merit different network neutrality than wired networks?

A paper on whether differences between wired and wireless network technology merit different treatment with respect to network neutrality. The paper found wireless networks differ substantially from wired networks at the network layer and below, and that wireless networks often require different traffic management practices at these lower layers. However, since the differences are confined to these lower layers, the author argued net neutrality in both wired and wireless networks can be effectively accomplished by requiring an open interface between network and transport layers.

Prof Jordan also sent two other papers on the definitions of "managed services" or "reasonable network management."