Net neutrality and the privacy debate

Indian policy makers must see the choices before them as economic, not moral, ones

The average citizen who looks at the internet as something that made it easy and costless for him to communicate with his friends and loved ones through email and messenger must surely be wondering why when he opens his newspaper or goes to his favourite news website he is confronted with stories that argue for or against “Net neutrality”, “privacy” and similar complicated issues? What, he must surely be wondering, is all this fuss about? 

You go to that familiar website where you get an update on the new movies in town and pop comes a message: “This website uses cookies