Imagine being able to surf through the internet at high speed, no matter where you are situated. This would truly be a great thing is we could see something as brilliant as "open internet" coming into play in these modern times.
The FCC wants to free up internet traffic even for mobile users and this is an alarming thing for many a phone giant company. The AT&T and the Verizon Communications Inc. as well as the Comcast, and what have you.
This is a great idea on the FCC's part, but maybe it could really cause a problem, who knows?
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