Advocates of Net neutrality can welcome an influential figure to their corner: Timothy J. Berners-Lee, the scientist credited with inventing the World Wide Web, has come out in favor of the principle.
"It’s better and more efficient for us all if we have a separate market where we get our connectivity, and a separate market where we get our content," he said at the 15th annual World Wide Web Conference, in Edinburgh. (CNET News)
For more on Net neutrality, see an article from The Chronicle by Andrea L. Foster.
