Last fall, the movement for net neutrality got itself some major backing, as President Obama voiced strong support for regulations that would ensure an even playing field for users and content providers alike, prohibiting paid prioritization and blocking of otherwise legal content. While that was big progress, the president doesn’t set these rules: the FCC does. In the months since, we’ve been looking forward to the agency formally addressing the matter, and we’ve known to expect the ...
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