With net neutrality in place, your broadband provider does not have the right to block websites, throttle online services, or censor online content.
Mike Quigley: “With net neutrality in place, your broadband provider does not have the right to block websites, throttle online…”
On the recordFebruary 25, 2019
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Quigley defends net neutrality and its importance for consumer rights.
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