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Does the Internet really need saving?

FCC chairman Ajit Pai plans to dismantle regulations that ensure equal access to the Internet

THE FIGHT OVER WHO CONTROLS the Internet will reach a fever pitch on Dec. 14, when the Federal Communications Commission, led by chairman Ajit Pai, will vote on plans to dismantle Obama Administration regulations that are intended to ensure equal access to what’s on it, a concept known as net neutrality.

The FCC formally announced its plans

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