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Although there is no universal, widely accepted definition of Net Neutrality, a fundamental premise of a neutral network is that broadband providers should not discriminate against or provide preferential access to lawful content based on that contents source, destination, or ownership. This paper discusses some of the dangers associated with the abandonment of the foundational principles of the Internet as we know it today openness, interoperability, and a culture of participation and argues that we need to preserve Net Neutrality in Australia in order to protect the growing digital economy.

The importance of Net Neutrality to the digital economy