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As expected, the FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski laid out the agency’s plans this morning for new rules that will prevent telecom companies from discriminating what kind of traffic or applications run over wired or wireless networks. In a lengthy speech at The Brookings Institution, a nonprofit public policy organization based in DC, Genachowski detailed two new potential rules with the goal of “preserving the openness and freedom of the Internet.” The rules would join four principles that were adopted back in 2005. The fifth principle is about “non-discrimination,” meaning that networks can’t discriminate against particular internet content or applications. ...
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