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Internet service may soon cost more regardless of FCC’s net neutrality plans

15
May
2014

Net neutrality is obviously a very hot issue right now. Legions of web users have taken to Reddit, Twitter, Facebook and elsewhere to voice their concerns about the FCC’s revised proposal, which seems to be designed specifically to allow Internet service providers to charge more to big companies looking for faster connections to end users. FCC chairman Tom Wheeler reportedly plans to further revise the commission’s most recent proposal but regardless of his plans, one industry watcher believes broadband service is about to get even more expensive for Internet users in the United States. Households in the U.S. already pay a tremendous amount of money for Internet service. A “triple play” package that includes relatively slow broadband service, a basic pay

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