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Internet providers put hypocrisy on full display in challenging net neutrality

on February 25, 2021

Barbara van Schewick, director of Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society, said that “net neutrality ensures that cool, innovative startups don’t have to worry about being blocked, slowed down or having to pay internet service providers, and that people can use their services without interference.”“The more states adopt net neutrality, the larger the market for innovation,” she said.

Date Published:02/25/2021
Original Publication:The Los Angeles Times

Published in: Press , Architecture and Public Policy