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Net Neutrality: The Emerging Debate in Asia

By Mark Parsons, Peter Watts & Peter Colegate on June 30, 2014
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Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore permit net neutrality traffic control measures as long as they are fair and open.  In contrast, South Korea permits network operators to block traffic or charge extra fees to the users of certain applications.  The different policy approach in South Korea may be due to the country’s desire to be the world leader in 5G services, network equipment and technology.

Click here to read the full article in our Spring issue of the Global Media and Communications Quarterly

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