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December 15 2017

Net Neutrality Vote

Dr. D Hubbard cyber law, Internet law, net neutrality 0

TechCrunch provides a great summary of how the Net Neutrality vote went down and how yet again people who don’t know what they are talking about are making laws that affect us all. You can find my opinion on Net Neutrality in a post I made in 2014.

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