Netflix Backing Down from Net Neutrality Fight
June 7, 2017
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6:32Now PlayingNetflix Backing Down from Net Neutrality Fight
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as posted by the channelNetflix has always been a powerful ally in the fight to protect net neutrality, however, they've been conspicuously silent amid the FCC's latest attack on the internet. Why? Well, simply put, it no longer concerns them. At the recent Code Conference Netflix CEO Reed Hastings admitted, "It's not narrowly important to us because we're big enough to get the deals we want."
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Chrome Extension Simulates Removal of Net Neutrality
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