Well hey, Obama does something good.
http://www.latimes.com/business/technology/la-fi-tn-net-neutrality-obama-fcc-internet-20141110-story.html
President Obama has called on federal regulators to toughen proposed
net-neutrality rules for Internet traffic, including taking the
controversial step of changing the way the law treats broadband
providers so they are subject to stricter utility-like regulation.
In a two-page statement and a two-minute online video
Monday, Obama came out in favor of the toughest possible regulation of
Internet service providers on an issue that has flooded the Federal
Communications Commission with a record of about 4 million public
comments.
"Ever since the
Internet was created, it's been organized around basic principles of
openness, fairness and freedom," Obama said in the video posted on the
White House website.
"There are no gatekeepers deciding which
sites you get to access. There are no toll roads on the information
superhighway," he said. "Abandoning these principles would threaten to
end the Internet as we know it."
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