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The Dubuque Fighting Saints and Medical Associates Stick It To Cancer with a $10,000 Donation to Relay for Life

The Dubuque Fighting Saints and Medical Associates Stick It To Cancer with a $10,000 Donation to Relay for Life

Change tomorrow, people will have the same internet service they've been having for years. >> is that true. do you buy that? >> i think we're going to have to wait to see. i think eveover time we may see changes. the net neutrality rules say internet providers can't block web sites, they can't slow down web sites, they can't charge web sites for fast lanes to consumers and i think now that those rules are about to be repealed totally we may see experimentation by some of these icps where they start doing little bits of this. >> stand by, i want to bring in nick and vivian. i know axios has bee...

Us break this down. let's start with what the current fcc chairman told joe ling kent about this decision. listen. >> consumers benefit, entrepreneurs benefit, nerve the internet economy is better off with the market-based approach. >> but some small businesses have come out and told us that they're very concerned about what net neutrality and the lack of it will do to their small businesses. are they wrong? >> i think in their case their concerns are misplaced for a couple different reasons. before 2015 we had a free and open internet in which very small companies became global giants, facebo...

>> now consumer advocates warn getting rid of net neutrality regulations will only hurt consumers by allowing isps to throttle internet speeds for some web sites, even allowing them to block customer abstoesz competitors' web sites. for example, hay how wi allowin speeds for netflix but slowing speeds for your child's online music lesson or your college lectures. >> without these regulations, one web site could make sure that their content is reaching consumers faster than others which would result in less choice for the consumers. >> reporter: but the nation's icps including comcast, insist t...