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Journalist Fabricates Lies About Net Neutrality at the Behest of Ajit Pai
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8:28Now PlayingIn an op-ed for The Hill, journalist Matthew Kandrach outright lied about net neutrality. He made assertions while providing no evidence, and attempted to convince readers the internet would thrive without net neutrality protections. In this segment, we debunk his attempt to mislead readers at the behest of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai.
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Great TechCrunch Article About Net Neutrality
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