Neutrality vital to health of Internet

[Commentary] In treating all data equally, Network Neutrality doesn't require service providers to give all users the same speed. People who want a faster connection can still be required to pay for it, just as broadband costs more than old-fashioned dial-up. It does, however, require that the data entering the pipe — or wireless connection — from the other end be treated equally. They cannot give preference to their own data or impede legal data from other sources, no matter what. That is how the Internet became the powerful engine of change it is today. And that is how the Internet of tomorrow will become a source of information and applications that can only be imagined right now.