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Estate agents may have more invested in the debate on network neutrality than they think. In an industry heavily dependent on access Internet, even a slight change in the rules of access could cause most professionals to rethink their business models. The agents and brokers who do not enjoy the pervasivity Internet could be found for a multi-tiered network (non-neutral network), while many other professionals are likely to emerge as vocal opponents of the trend.

The concept of network neutrality has been largely defined by companies and organizations who want to keep. The coalition includes allies as unlikely that companies Google and Microsoft, and big names like eBay, Intel, and Amazon.com. Other important members of the network neutrality coalition includes most Democratic politicians, FCC Commissioners, and inventor of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee. Many major newspapers, including The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and the San Francisco Chronicle has also supported efforts network neutrality. With all this support behind it, network neutrality is attention, and will probably remain at the forefront of America public policy debates until it is resolved, one way or another.

Net neutrality has the potential to affect all aspects of the Internet and dramatically shift the balance of power – exactly why Google and Microsoft are two of its main supporters. The concept aims to preserve a "free and open" Internet, preventing large telephone and cable companies have no preference on the type of content delivered over their networks. In short, the telephone companies and cable want to pay a premium for web sites that load faster, a move opponents claim would essentially turn the Internet into a toll road.

Some supporters of network neutrality claim the change is already happening, and urged the government to adopt regulations to stop the Internet slipping further into a fee for service model, similar to the television industry by cable. In 2007, Comcast Corp., the country's second largest ISP, has been accused of stifling communications over the Internet, after many of its subscribers reported connection speeds. Comcast subsequently confirmed these accusations, arguing that imposing bandwidth limits on file-sharing network users is an legitimate to keep traffic moving web for all.

Internet service providers argue that net neutrality May limit the development of advanced services, and continue to allow the most harmful content on the Internet, such as viruses, spam and worms continue to spread unchecked. For real estate professionals, the question becomes how a network with several levels may affect the ability to provide content. Classified real estate companies may lose the ability to quickly provide the content, not just great in May are forced to service several markets.

Real estate professionals who want to maintain an online presence should strive to understand both sides of the debate on network neutrality, so they can be ready with a business plan when the issue is decided.

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