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FCC’s 3-2 vote codifies Net Neutrality concept

on February 28, 2015

With the Net Neutrality regulations essentially giving the FCC the power to arbitrate the Internet’s open playing field, Barbara van Schewick - a Stanford University professor of law, and director of the school’s Center for Internet and Society – said that the regulations “ensure that every American — no matter the size of their wallets or the color of their skin — has an equal chance to innovate and reach people online.”

Date Published:03/02/2015
Original Publication:NY City News

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