FCC Soothes Net Neutrality Opponents, but Issues Remain
PC Magazine, October 23, 2009
By Chloe Albanesius and Mark Hachman
Reaction to the FCC's Net Neutrality proposal continues to roll in, and while the usual suspects were elated, the chairman's effort to make the process more transparent and collaborative also appears to have allayed fears among major critics like AT&T.
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