FCC Voted to End Net Neutrality and DESTROY the Internet
May 19, 2017
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as posted by the channelIn a 2-1 decision along party lines, the FCC has voted to end net neutrality, thus destroying the internet as we know it. While the outcome of the vote may be unsurprising, it's still devastating nonetheless. But there's still time to fight back before the final vote occurs, and in this segment, we'll provide you with the resources you need to make your voice heard.
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