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Net Neutrality Debate in US Could Have Global Ripple Effects

A decision this week by a U.S. federal appeals court to strike down so-called net neutrality may not only have major ramifications for Internet users in the United States. It could also have ripple effects overseas. Experts say the ruling could be a boon to other countries if innovation is hampered in the U.S. But it could be bad news, too, for Internet users outside the U.S. because other governments could adopt similar rules and regulations. The ruling by the United States...

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