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Mozilla asks the FCC to rethink net neutrality with content providers in mind

06
May
2014

Like some, Mozilla is concerned that the FCCs second take on net neutrality wont be enough to guarantee that internet service providers (ISPs) treat all content fairly. To that end, the Firefox developer has just given the FCC …

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