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Verizon & Comcast Urge FCC to Block States From Passing Net Neutrality Laws
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6:35Now PlayingKnowing that states will most likely respond to the FCC's upcoming vote to rollback Title II net neutrality protections by passing their own laws, Comcast and Verizon are preemptively urging the FCC to keep states from doing just that. It's a complete corporate takeover of the internet in America that Chairman Ajit Pai is enthusiastically championing.
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