Thursday, 18 May 2017 / TRUTH-OUT.ORG
  • People on the Margins Have "Everything to Lose" in the Next Net Neutrality Fight

    By Mike Ludwig, Truthout | News Analysis

    Students who lack internet access in their homes are often at a clear educational disadvantage when compared to their peers who have internet access. (Photo: A Healthier Michigan)Students who lack internet access in their homes are often at a clear educational disadvantage when compared to their peers who have internet access. (Photo: A Healthier Michigan)

    Republicans on the Federal Communications Commission will begin the process of rolling back its net neutrality rules at a meeting on Thursday. Internet users could lose a source of leverage over monolithic internet service providers like AT&T and Comcast, but for low-income consumers, a repeal could mean the difference between staying connected and falling further behind.

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