Sentence examples for neutrality concerns from inspiring English sources

"This sort of clearly favoring your own content raises all sorts of net neutrality concerns," Mr. Gillula said.

Colao referred specifically to last week's Economist cover feature which examined "The Web's New Walls" - ways in which internet services are fragmenting despite not necessarily riding over "net neutrality" concerns.

Jim Cicconi, senior executive vice president for external and legislative affairs for AT&T, said in a statement, "Regardless of how one views the merits of the complaint against Comcast, the F.C.C. today has shown that its national Internet policies work, and that they are more than sufficient for handling any net neutrality concerns that may arise".

It seems they've been definite wins for T-Mobile customers but detractors worry that the promotions set worrying precedents in terms of net neutrality concerns.

This strategy could help it achieve its mission of getting more disconnected people in the developing world online without the net neutrality concerns.

But this program was criticized over net neutrality concerns, as it only provided access to specific websites – like Facebook, of course – to the developing markets.

SIR — Your review of the book "The Power of Neutrality" concerning the action of Prime Minister Eamon de Valera correctly quotes the author as noting his offer of condolence upon the death of Hitler as "the best known event in Ireland's wartime history".

A further 13 comments expressed neutrality concerning the different versions of the RMDQ.

Sinn Fein (yes, really) condemns the "militarism" of the treaty and its alleged threat to Ireland's cherished tradition of neutrality.Such concerns are beginning to resonate a little.

To begin with, the Sure Thing Principle, like State Neutrality, exacerbates concerns about the Rectangular Field Assumption.

Pai, a Republican, has been on record as an opponent of net neutrality, sparking concerns from players in the tech space as well as members of Congress.