You will not believe this video! The chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai goes all out to bring down Net Neutality and hand over control of the Internet to giant corporations to do with what they will. Then, he has the audacity to make a stupid video that mocks our intelligence to tell us all is well! I still wonder who paid for this video. But, if you would like to see it, just click on this link. You won’t believe your eyes!
In spite of this, we are not done fighting for Net Neutrality…not by a long shot. Our first two stories outline what is being done to stop this corporate giveaway. So, keep the faith and hope that common sense will eventually prevail. -JRC
Tech News and Opinions
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