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Ars Technica: "FCC: Yup, we're going to stop 'paid prioritization' on the 'Net

about 21 hours ago - by Matthew Lasar | Posted in: Law & Disorder
The FCC's net neutrality Order makes a point of warning that priority access deals between wireline ISPs and content providers are unlikely to be allowed. But how far will the Commission go in making good on this threat?"

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