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The Other, Lesser Known Ways Ajit Pai is Destroying the Internet
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7:05Now PlayingIt's no secret that the current FCC Chairman hates net neutrality and is set to unravel Obama-era regulations on December 14th, but that's not the only way he's ruining the internet. He's also opening the door to less reliable, more expensive internet that's accessible to fewer people. In this segment we'll discuss the other ways Ajit Pai is destroying the internet.
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