Why internet won't be neutral | Introducing broadband competition in the US | Local Loop Unbundlin..

Enforcing net neutrality as a public policy without enforcing competition of broadband providers in the US is a losing strategy. The Internet has never been neutral. The FCC is free to define its policies and each new administration can rewrite net neutrality completely. Thus, we need to bring back local loop unbundling as our only chance to bring broadband competition in the US. I'll give you an in-dept explanation of how the Internet operates, and how the nature of traffic exchange makes it difficult to enforce net neutrality as a public policy.

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How to save net neutrality
Many opponents of net neutrality have argued against it simply because of their political affiliation. They failed to address solutions to the real problem - America lacks broadband competition and consumers have no power to enforce net neutrality through their market choices. The problem is that telecommunications market is highly noncompetitive in the US. Essentially, all major telecom providers are monopolies.

How to bring competition of broadband providers in the US
While implementing net neutrality might sound logical, it's only a cosmetic change that doesn't solve the root of the problem. So to bring back competition of broadband providers, we need to implement so called local loop unbundling.

Local loop unbundling explained:
"Local Loop Unbundling is where the Countries Incumbent telecomms operator is required to lease access to its copper lines to other Communications Providers (CPs). This is normally enforced by a regulator to create competition in the market. These service providers then install their own broadband equipment (i.e. a Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer - DSLAM) in the Incumbents Central Office. The equipment is then able to access the copper li..