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A Major Victory for the Open Web

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We just accomplished something very important together. Today, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission voted for strong net neutrality protections. This happened because millions of people — including many hundreds of thousands in Mozilla’s community — joined together as citizens of … Continue reading

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BFM ·
When a former telco lobbyist became FCC chairman I thought the worst. I said on this forum that it looked like the fox was sent to guard the henhouse. Well, I was wrong. We now have a good chance for net neutrality. So I apologize to Mr Wheeler.
DrGeoffrey ·
There are times when it's nice to be wrong. But don't lose faith yet, he may still prove to be just another money grubber.
JaseP ·
He almost did go for the "Internet Fast Lanes," until the John Oliver bit on HBO... I think it was something like 4Mil hits on the FCC comments site that brought the servers to their knees that changed his (and his boss's) tune...

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