The End of Net Neutrality Could be Good for Advertisers and Marketers — And Bad for Almost Everyone Else


Yesterday the Federal Communications Commission released its final draft the exceptionally misleadingly titled “Restoring Internet Freedom” order. The FCC announced a December 14 vote on the order, which would do the opposite of restoring anything resembling freedom. The federal agency wants to vote to repeal the current net neutrality rules which were enacted to ensure that Americans would have equal access to the internet.

If you’re reading this, chances are you’re already interested in the topic. Still, some quick background:

Renamed “Open Internet” a while back, net neutrality provided a regulatory framework that specifically prohibited:

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