Sentence examples for application neutrality from inspiring English sources

In fact, he thinks it is so "discriminatory" that he wants legislators to widen the definition of net neutrality to include "application neutrality".

Thus, "Net Neutrality" leads to "Device Neutrality" and "Application Neutrality," but the same rationale would apply equally to any circumstance in which access to a communications platform is supposedly limited to a few "gatekeepers".

That said, the principle and applications of neutrality around the world and throughout modern history (the last few thousand years of it) provide far more of a "complete" picture than you might think.

In a panel called "Google's Innovators", some of Google's most prominent engineers took the stage to talk about the future of the Cloud and a variety of other topics, including HTMl5 vs native applications, net neutrality, and more.

Network engineer Fred Baker uses this distinction between voice and web, or between "real-time" and "elastic" applications, to demonstrate one of the consequences of a rigid application of net neutrality rules.

The rules instead limited the application of net neutrality principles to the "last mile" portion of the network that's operated by internet service providers (ISPs) (i.e., the connection from an individual consumer or home to the rest of the internet).

This is the proposed system for web and mobile applications without net neutrality.

The only application of the 1937 Neutrality Act in the Chinese-Japanese conflict was the President's announcement on September 14 on restrictions on certain kinds of war materials.

Ironically, the FCC's decision to limit the application of its net neutrality rules to ISPs makes this situation worse.

All that's being talked about right now is the application of 'simple net neutrality,' regulations for the infrastructure layer of the net".

All that's being talked about right now is the application of 'simple net neutrality,' regulations for the infrastructure layer of the net". You might even claim regulations are not really regulation but pro-freedom principles to keep the net "free and open". Such thinking is terribly short-sighted.