CNBC Power Lunch February 26, 2015
Rules, a vote of 32, expected here, but we had contentions going into the vote. Basically, what they are arguing here is over the future of the internet, whether internet broadband providers will be allow to charge fees to specific websites for faster lanes and faster access to their own customers. Those websites lobbied against it, and broadband providers lobbied for it. In the end, the loss goes to the broadband Provider Companies like comcast, a parent of this network, and Time Warner Cable and others that provide those services. The debate in the room, though guys that framed the debate ov...
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