Answer the following questions: 1. Currently, there are questions over whether it is permissible for ISP's (major U. S.
providers include Comcast, Verizon and AT&T) to control aspects of speed and delivery
of content on their networks to their subscribers. Many subscribers and sites have
complained about these practices, asserting that the ISPs should handle all content the
same. What organization or governmental entity should handle this? How should it be
resolved?
2. Discuss the impact of California Laws over ISP traffic content regarding the above
cases.
3. Discuss the approaches to Internet jurisdiction based on laws of different countries.
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