Vaizey gives green light to abandon net neutrality
Minister says lightly regulated internet is good for business, good for the economy and good for people
The UK's communication minister, Ed Vaizey, has given the green light for ISPs to abandon the principle of net neutrality. Vaizey told delegates at the FT World Telecoms Conference today that his government...
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