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U.S. eliminates net neutrality and Canada could suffer from it
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December 15, 2017
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4:53Now PlayingThe U.S. Federal Communications Commission has voted to eliminate 'net neutrality' and Canadians could also suffer from its loss. Without the regulations, in place since 2015, requiring internet service providers to give equal access to all websites, Americans could lose access to some content — content that Canadians create and rely on U.S. viewership to be successful.
CORRECTION: CBC News would like to acknowledge that University of Waterloo professor Aimée Morrison incorrectly identified Spotify as an American company in this report, when in fact Spotify was officially launched in Stockholm, Sweden in 2008 and launched in Canada in 2014.
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