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The early 2000s, but it wasn't official policy until 2015. but starting today, that is being rolled back. without net neutrality rules, service providers, companies like at&t, verizon, chart e and comcast, which is the part of msnbc and others, could decide which websites survive and which don't. they could slow down traffic to competing services, known as throttling, or block certain sites entirely. or they could slow down the traffic on their own network, forcing consumers to pay up for access to popular or high band width sites like youtube, facebook, hulu and more and creating internet fas...

Precrime. they haven't done anything and if something happens they will enforce it. the issue is a lot of this is about who h on the internet and who runs the internet. one of the things is that things have changed and companies like google and facebook have a lot of power now. they had fought the net neutrality rules many years before when they wanted more access. the question is, who runs the internet? and if the internet is going to be run just by giant powers like these, including comcast and verizon and others who are -- there's not enough space for new companies to arise. that's what i'm...

Missed votes this week. party leaders are counting on their votes next week. federal communications has voted to end obama era net neutrality. voted 3-2 to take away rules that prohibit internet providers from blocking competitors for charging for higher quality service. met with vocal opposition from a number of people in the tech industry, consumer advocacy groups and members of congress. advocates rallied outside the fcc building during the vote. facebook, amazon, netflix are among the tech companies that oppose the rule change. supporting the decision, broad band providers, including com...