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Verizon and the FCC Clash Over Net Neutrality Laws

By CircleID Reporter
  • September 10, 2013, 7:42 pm PDT
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Edward Wyatt reporting in the New York Times: “In a momentous battle over whether the Web should remain free and open, members of a federal appeals court expressed doubt over a government requirement that Internet service providers treat all traffic equally. On Monday, the Federal Communications Commission and Verizon, one of the largest Internet service providers, squared off in a two-hour session of oral arguments—three times as long as was scheduled.”

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