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Is that correct?
If not, what services are broadband Internet users accessing from what providers?
More generally, we seek comment on the relevance of this analysis.
Is a consumer capable of accessing these online services without Internet access service?
Could a consumer access these online services using traditional telecommunications servic
Or are we correct that offering Internet access is precisely what makes the service capable
How are broadband Internet users requests for information handled by Internet service p
What functionalities beyond mere transmission do Internet service providers incorporate i
We particularly seek comment on the Title II Orders assertion that the phrase points spe
Is it enough, as the Title II Order asserted, for a broadband Internet user to specify the inf
Does it matter that the Internet service provider specifies the points between and among

What constitutes a change in the form of information? If not the protocol-processing fo

How could we plausibly conclude that it is not a change in the . . . content to use of firew
We seek comment on other ways in which Internet service providers change the form or co
(1) First, the Title II Order claimed its interpretation sprang in part from a change in broa
comment on whether Internet service providers marketing has decidedly changed in rece
Neither statutory service definition speaks of speed or reliability, and there is little reason
utilizing, or making available information. Indeed, many of the advertisements discussed
Internet users receive the capabilities of an information service or the mere transmission
(2) Second, the Title II Order found that DNS and caching used in broadband Internet acce
caching functions are now used, whether they benefit end users, Internet service provider
How would broadband Internet access service work without DNS or caching?
Would removing DNS have a merely incidental effect on broadband Internet users, or woul
Absent caching, would broadband Internet users that now expect high-quality video stream
Are there other ways that DNS or caching are used for for the management, control, or op
We also propose to return to our prior definition of interconnected service by restoring
it did so based on an argument that the Commission never mentioned in its briefnamely,
access service interconnected with the public switched network. We seek comment on tha
with each other.
The FCCs prior decision in this respect appears to run contrary to the focus on a single, in
We question the need for changes to the prior definition to account for that nuance, but n
We also tentatively conclude that mobile broadband Internet access service is not the fun
Does the no-throttling rule prevent providers from offering broadband Internet access ser
Does the no-throttling rule harm latency-sensitive applications and content?
Does it prevent product differentiation among broadband Internet access service provider
Does a no-paid-prioritization rule harm the development of real-time or interactive service
Could allowing paid prioritization enable certain critical information, such as consumers h
We seek comment on current traffic delivery arrangements online. How do content, applic
Do they rely on installing their own servers in data centers, content delivery networks, or
What are the varying service characteristics of these options and their varying costs?
It appears that some larger online content providers like Netflix host their own data cente
What are the service characteristics and costs of this option?
How should the existence of these arrangement impact our evaluation of whether Internet
How often do non-consumers rely on the additional disclosures required by the transparen
For non-broadband Internet access service data services, should we adhere to the charact
We propose eliminating this Internet conduct standard and the non-exhaustive list of facto