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Expect Fewer Great Startups if the FCC Kills Net Neutrality

By Ryan Singel on December 12, 2017

Instead of listening to the thousand of startups and investors who argue that ending net neutrality would damage online innovation, FCC chair Ajit Pai is pushing a vote this Thursday to dismantle two decades of open internet protections in one of the biggest corporate giveaways in history.

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Publication Type:Other Writing
Publication Date:12/12/2017

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