On the recordSeptember 26, 2018
These practices by ISPs do not incentivize innovation or competition, and they are not in the public interest.
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congress.govMike Doyle: “These practices by ISPs do not incentivize innovation or competition, and they are not in the public interest.”
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Critique of ISPs' practices post-net neutrality repeal.
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