Three steps Congress could take to help resolve the net neutrality debate – without legislating a fix

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Timothy Brennan, Three steps Congress could take to help resolve the net neutrality debate – without legislating a fix,Academic rigor, https://theconversation.com/three-steps-congress-could-take-to-help-resolve-the-net-neutrality-debate-without-legislating-a-fix-82485

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internet
telecommunications
net neutrality
broadband
free speech
internet service provider (ISP)
antitrust
US Congress
public interest
internet access
internet law
solutions journalism
Federal Communications Commission
open internet

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