Net Neutrality Today
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The FCC will vote in secret on new rules for regulating the internet that will give them greater oversight on Telecoms.
![• On Thursday, the FCC votes on rules for regulating the Internet.
• The secret vote will make the Internet a “public utility.”
• This gives FCC control on how Internet providers operate.
• They can prevent providers from creating Internet “fast lanes.”
• “Fast lanes” mean you pay more to have your site load faster.
• Interestingly, these rules will also apply to mobile broadband.
• The new rules won’t be published for weeks.
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The FCC will approve new net neutrality rules today
NET NEUTRALITY TODAY
• Then they go into a review process that will last months.
• Once they go into effect, the Telecoms will sue the FCC.
• Companies like AT&T are getting ready for a long legal battle.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/127netneutralityvote-150226101707-conversion-gate01/85/Net-Neutrality-Today-1-320.jpg?cb=1424967457)
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Net Neutrality Today
- 1. • On Thursday, the FCC votes on rules for regulating the Internet. • The secret vote will make the Internet a “public utility.” • This gives FCC control on how Internet providers operate. • They can prevent providers from creating Internet “fast lanes.” • “Fast lanes” mean you pay more to have your site load faster. • Interestingly, these rules will also apply to mobile broadband. • The new rules won’t be published for weeks. NEWSFEATHER.COM [ U N B I A S E D N E W S I N 1 0 L I N E S O R L E S S ] The FCC will approve new net neutrality rules today NET NEUTRALITY TODAY • Then they go into a review process that will last months. • Once they go into effect, the Telecoms will sue the FCC. • Companies like AT&T are getting ready for a long legal battle.