Average Americans See Wireless as Different, CTIA Says
Most Americans, 78 percent, view wireless as different from wired broadband service and warranting a different approach in regulations like net neutrality, said a Mobile Wireless Service Survey released Friday by CTIA. Among other results, 73 percent of respondents said…
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the government should be less involved in the evolution of mobile broadband and Internet networks and 64 percent said carriers should be allowed to manage and optimize network traffic, CTIA said. Results were based on 1,280 interviews, half over cellphones and half over landline phones.