As the Internet is getting "faster" and cell signals have supposedly improved, our demand often creates logjams and clutter in both the cellular and Internet pipelines. In 2006, I did a presentation on technology and reported that I had an Internet speed of 800 Kps. Today, I am supposed to have in upwards of 30 Mbs. However, as a digital society, we've added more users and these users have been transmitting more data (see Netflix growth ) at a higher rate. As a result, I may not be receiving that much better of an experience as I had in 2006.
As a result of the digital logjams, Netflix, Verizon, Time Warner and Comcast have pushed the net neutrality issue, ...