Economists and legal analysts debated net neutrality Thursday, trying to shed some light on what has become a high profile political issue in recent weeks.
Everyone from President Obama and Ted Cruz to Mark Cuban and Jesse Jackson has weighed in on the subject, and while most people believe that a free and open Internet is vital for technological innovation, there is confusion surrounding what legal measures the Federal Communications Commission should take to ensure that broadband providers should treat all Internet traffic equally.
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