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FCC Chief: Killing of Net Neutrality Would Be ‘Unacceptable’

By Adam Frucci Published August 5, 2010

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FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski was as clear as he always is on net neutrality today in response to a potential Google/Verizon deal. Unfortunately, he doesn’t have the power to enforce this, which is what instigated the deal originally. [Reuters]

https://gizmodo.com/nyt-google-just-killed-net-neutrality-updating-googl-5605310

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