FCC Hearing on Net Neutrality -- Testimony montage

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Boston FCC Hearing on the Future of the Internet

On February 25th, the Federal Communications Commission came to Boston to hold a public hearing about the future of the Internet. In recent months, cable and phone companies have repeatedly been caught violating Net Neutrality, the "First Ammendment of the Internet," jeoparizing a level playing field for all web sites. Comcast, AT&T and Verizon have been caught blocking, filtering, and spying on consumers' Internet activities.

The FCC hearing was a huge success. All five FCC commissioners were on hand to listen to testimony from elected officials, legal scholars and lobbyists. There was nearly unanimous agreement that Comcast’s blocking of Web traffic posed a real threat to the future of the Internet.

Learn more at
www.savetheinternet.com

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Categories: FCC Testimony

Channels: Internet Future

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