"“Our main concern with the proposal today is that provides no certainty for a start up that tries to run a business that uses massive information,” said Marvin Ammori, with the San Francisco-based venture group, Engine Advocacy. “You have to pay for a fast lane [high-speed, high-volume] service. You won’t be able to afford it and your competitors will.”"
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