As the battle over the future of net neutrality rages on, a new report suggests that ISPs are using roundabout means to influence public comment ahead of the FCC vote. The 120-day window is open for the public to weigh in on the proposal authored by former cable industry lobbyist and current FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler that, if approved, would pave the way for a two-tiered internet system that would no longer require content to be treated equally.
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As the battle over the future of net neutrality rages on, a new report suggests that ISPs are using roundabout means to influence public comment ahead of the FCC vote. The 120-day window is open for the public to weigh in on the proposal authored by former cable industry lobbyist and current FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler that, if approved, would pave the way for a two-tiered internet system that would no longer require content to be treated equally.
