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Multiple States Defying FCC With Creation of Their Own Net Neutrality Laws

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January 6, 2018

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Even though the FCC's repeal of net neutrality also prohibited state and local governments from establishing their own net neutrality laws, some states—Washington, California, and New York—are deciding to act in defiance of the FCC and are working to pass their own laws that mandate net neutrality. In this segment we'll discuss how they're doing this, and why they're prepared to defend these laws in court.

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