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open Web
(1) Refers to the public side of the World Wide Web. There are parts of the Web that are public and viewable by everyone and others that are private. See surface Web and deep Web.

(2) Refers to the openness of the World Wide Web around the world in contrast with countries that restrict access to Web sites considered inappropriate for its citizens.
open web
A web, 1 composed of a group of members (in a crisscross or zigzag array) instead of solid plates.
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Glover, Verizon senior vice president and deputy general counsel: "Verizon has long been committed to preserving an open Internet and meeting the needs of our customers.
Verizon Files Appeal in Federal Court Regarding FCC Net Neutrality ... by PR Newswire
The open Internet is a crucial American marketplace, and I believe that it is appropriate for the FCC to safeguard it by adopting an order that will establish clear rules to protect consumers' access," FCC commissioner Mignon Clyburn said in a statement.
US regulators to approve 'net neutrality' rules by Staff Reporter / AFP Global Edition
A neutral or open Internet is the only type we've had so far, where all websites--commercial or non-commercial, corporate or ad-free, established or up-and-coming--load at the same (relative) speed, and each user, after paying their ISP a flat fee, receives an all-access pass to digital content.
Net neutrality, Google, and internet ethics by Bollman, Melissa / The Humanist
 
 
 
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