Network neutrality, search neutrality, and the never-ending conflict between efficiency and fairness in markets Andrew Odlyzko School of Mathematics and Digital Technology Center University of Minnesota

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Date: 2009-01-17 08:57:56 Computer law Internet Business Marketing Pricing Price discrimination Google Deep packet inspection Monopoly Internet access Computing Network neutrality		Network neutrality, search neutrality, and the never-ending conflict between efficiency and fairness in markets Andrew Odlyzko School of Mathematics and Digital Technology Center University of Minnesota Add to Reading List Source URL: www.dtc.umn.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 193,72 KB Share Document on Facebook

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