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The discarding of the net neutrality regulations is the most significant and controversial action by the F.C.C. under Mr. Pai.

His plan for the net neutrality rules, first outlined early this year, set off a flurry of opposition.

One Republican commissioner, Mike O’Reilly, said he supported a law created by Congress for net neutrality. »

“I dissent from this fiercely spun, legally lightweight, consumer-harming, corporate-enabling Destroying Internet Freedom Order,” said Commissioner Clyburn.

But what I am pleased to be able to say is the fight to save net neutrality does not end today.

You also can read about the origins of net neutrality and how its opponents organized against it. »

The retail cycle each year, from the launch of new books to the reading of these books at Christmas, is known as Jólabókaflóð, which translates roughly into English as ‘Christmas book flood’.

This tradition began during World War II once Iceland had gained its independence for Denmark in 1944.

The active Jolabokaflod Book Campaign account at Pinterest captures the spirit of how the Icelandic tradition of Jólabókaflóð is evolving into a global phenomenon. »

We support the CRTC framework for net neutrality, because we know an open Internet is critical for our economy and our democracy.

Given their previously aggressive approach on telecom policy, it would be a surprise if they abandoned support for net neutrality.

Lost in the discussion was strong net neutrality support from the NDP, with MP Brian Masse tweeting several weeks ago:. »