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Controversial Net Neutrality Order Passes Today
Today is D-Day for the vote on the first net neutrality rules, to be passed today by the FCC. The issue is far from resolved, although chief architect of the Order, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski seems to think it is. This vote will affect absolutely everyone who uses the internet, from online businesses to end users and consumers.
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Net Neutrality Rules Draft Could Give Wireless Networks a Loophole.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is currently deliberating on net neutrality rules. However, the draft has some Democrats worried that it does not go far enough to guarantee a fair, level playing field in some online environments.
Net Neutrality Rules Does Not Prohibit Google / Verizon Agreement