from the article: > The good news is that we will soon have a real-world experiment to show who is right and who is wrong. The United States will get rid of it

from the article: > The good news is that we will soon have a real-world experiment to show who is right and who is wrong. The United States will get rid of its rules, and the European Union and Canada will keep their stringent regulations. In two years, will the American internet be slower, less innovative and split into two tiers, leaving Canadians to enjoy their fast and neutral net? Isn't this already happening, even with NN? The big players in the US have already shown they don't care at all about competing and are perfectly content giving the US substandard service compared to much of the rest of the world.