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Comcast Already Hinting at Plan for “Fast Lanes” Once Net Neutrality Dies
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6:06Now PlayingNet Neutrality isn’t even dead yet, but Comcast is already making it very clear that they’re planning to profit heavily off of the death of net neutrality. And if you’re surprised by this, you shouldn’t be, because Comcast is the third highest spender when it comes to anti-net neutrality lobbying; and to boot, they've previously throttled websites like Netflix until they paid their "toll." Therefore, Comcast is behaving in a predictable way.
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