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Is Net Neutrality At Risk Under The Trump Administration?

One right many Americans take for granted may now be quietly at risk: namely, a fair and open Internet.
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Trump Is Building An FCC That May Betray His Populist Campaign Promises

“When you signal to the industry, ‘Totally go to town, do whatever you want, you’re safe with us,’ they will."
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Americans Had A Lot Of Complaints About The 2016 Elections

People lodged more than 800 election-related complaints to the agency.
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Despite State Barriers, Cities Push To Expand High-Speed Internet

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Apparently Guns Don't Kill People, Middle Fingers Do

With such alarming death rates, you would think that glamorizing the beauty of weapons would be considered a form of profanity, right?
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Appeals Court Hands Obama Administration Major Win In Net Neutrality Case

Under the law, broadband internet providers "must treat all internet traffic the same regardless of source."
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Feds Want To Know Why Android Updates Are So Slow

AT&T, Samsung and Verizon are under the microscope.
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Obama Backs Cable Competition And Infuriates Industry

"Competition is good for consumers," Obama said. Cable industry might not agree.
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The Government Just Made It Cheaper For Some People To Use The Internet

It's still not enough to overcome deep inequalities.
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For Poor Americans, Getting Online Is About More Than Just Cheap Internet

The government has a plan to offer subsidized Internet access. But experts say that's not enough.
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