Democracy Now: FCC Chair Proposes Net Neutrality Rules To Protect A Free And Open Internet

By Heather — September 22, 2009
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From Democracy Now Sept. 22, 2009 The Federal Communications Commission has announced a new set of proposals to prevent internet service providers from curbing or blocking online services. On Monday, FCC Chair Julius Genachowski unveiled a plan that would make permanent existing safeguards that ensure open access to websites and other online content.
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