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News FCC votes in favour of broadband common carrier status

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Gareth Halfacree, 27 Feb 2015.

  1. Gareth Halfacree

    Gareth Halfacree WIIGII! Lover of bit-tech Administrator Super Moderator Moderator

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  2. moose67

    moose67 Minimodder

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    Happy outcome, for now. They will try again sooner or later no doubt.
     
  3. MightyBenihana

    MightyBenihana Do or do not, there is no try

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    Agreed, and the level of false propaganda (read lies) spread by the republicans especially is ridiculous. I know the reasons why there are no legal consequences to political promises, but the type of straight up lying used in this case by some politicians has to be curbed somehow.
     
  4. Fizzban

    Fizzban Man of Many Typos

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    Weelllll if they are anything like UK politicians it will take them all of about a month to reword some sh*t and it will be back.
     
  5. somidiot

    somidiot Minimodder

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    I bet they already have since they haven't released the 300 pages of regulations they're making.

    *Edit: Messed up the quotes.
     
  6. somidiot

    somidiot Minimodder

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    How do you know that, have you read the (unreleased) FCC rules yet? My bet is that the internet community at large is screwed.
     
  7. ssj12

    ssj12 Minimodder

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    ya, US internet is probably screwed like when electricity and numerous other things were places under federal rule.
     

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