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U.S. lawmakers seek to overturn FCC's repeal of net neutrality

Last June, the FCC voted along party lines to remove net neutrality from the books. This was the Obama-era set of rules that forced ISPs and wireless carriers to treat all streamed content the same. In other words, a company that streams video content would not be allowed to pay a carrier money to get a "fast lane" to subscribers. Perhaps just as important, the rules prevented ISPs and carriers from blocking streamed content that they philosophically disagreed with.

Subsequent polls showed that the majority of Americans want net neutrality. Additionally, FCC chairman ...

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