If it makes it into policy, today's FCC proposal on net neutrality will be remembered by historians as a defining event for 21st-century media - for better or worse. The fact that the subject is so obscure, even among media people, is food for thought. I'll write more about this as time allows; in the meantime you may want to read my primer to the subject.
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