FCC Accused of Prioritizing Corporate Interests Over Needs of American People by Doubling Down on Net Neutrality Repeal

October 28, 2020

Jessica Corbett, Common Dreams

Ignoring arguments that the pandemic has bolstered the case for Net Neutrality protections, the FCC's Republican majority voted to uphold its repeal of Obama-era rules.

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