FCC Moves to Restore Net Neutrality Rules Requiring Equal Web Traffic Treatment
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The FCC plans to reinstate net neutrality rules that require internet providers to treat all web traffic equally.
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Net neutrality was originally passed in 2015 under Obama's presidency but was overturned under Trump.
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FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, a long-time champion of net neutrality, announced the effort to revive the rules.
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With the swearing in of a 5th commissioner, the FCC now has the votes needed to restore net neutrality.
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Broadband industry will likely oppose the move, but net neutrality remains very popular with the public.