How to save the Internet Net neutrality died back in January of this year when a U.S. Appeals Court*struck down*the Federal Communications Commission’s 2010 order*imposing*certain regulations on wireline broadband service providers. People across the country were infuriated, and rightfully so. But news emerged earlier this week suggesting that the Federal Communications Commission would once again try to instate a new set of regulations to help keep a level playing field on the Web.
Has the Internet been saved? Is net neutrality coming back? The answer, according to tens of thousands of angry consumers across the U.S., is **.
04-25-2014, 05:14 PM
How to save the Internet
Net neutrality died back in January of this year when a U.S. Appeals Court*struck down*the Federal Communications Commission’s 2010 order*imposing*certain regulations on wireline broadband service providers. People across the country were infuriated, and rightfully so. But news emerged earlier this week suggesting that the Federal Communications Commission would once again try to instate a new set of regulations to help keep a level playing field on the Web.
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