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Net neutrality showdown tests paid prioritization question
The FCC debates whether Internet providers may strike paid fast lane deals with services like Netflix and YouTube. Critics warn such arrangements threaten open access, while supporters call them commercially reasonable with transparency. The 2010 rule was overturned on authority, Wheeler proposes limits with possible paid access, and public comments reached 3.7 million. The White House supports open Internet but defers to the FCC. The process may extend into next year.
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