NET NEUTRALITY SLIGHTED MAKING WAY FOR INTERNET “FAST LANES”

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The FCC will soon be releasing it’s plans to change net neutrality rules that currently ban ISPs from blocking or slowing down content. Essentially creating a prime opportunity for deep pocketed companies to purchase a “fast lane” that could deliver their content at a faster rate than it’s potential competitors.

Remember when Comcast had a limit on your BitTorrent speeds? A faint memory that presents only the tip of the iceberg when considering the ramifications to innovation that might come.

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Ajit Pai has taken an aggressive tact since taking position as FCC Chairman as far back as February. Controversially Pai has ended an ongoing investigation into both AT&T and Verizon determining if usage of data limits were being manipulated for anticompetitive purposes.

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What happens when your favorite start ups can not afford compete equally on the same platform as giants like Microsoft, Google, Time-Warner and other Cable/Telecommunication providers?

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