Google, Facebook, Amazon, Airbnb, Uber, eBay, and plenty of others have a message: Net neutrality is good and we should leave it in place.
Why is that worth saying for the umpteenth time? Because the one person who could lead the charge in destroying net neutrality doesn't quite agree. Less than three months into his role as Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai is already preparing to reverse the landmark rules implemented under the Obama administration.
And so with another fight on the horizon, The Internet Association (the internet's primary lobbying group) will meet Pai to lodge their hope that he'll abandon efforts (which are reportedly already in the works) to reverse strong net neutrality protections and even remove the FCC entirely from regulating internet service providers. Read more...
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