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Today national consumer and other nonprofit groups in the Public Interest Spectrum Coalition (PISC) sent a letter to FCC Chairman Tom Wheele
5 Reasons Why Net Neutrality Should Apply to Wireless Networks
A 2-page brief summarizing the 5 major reasons why the FCC can and should implement strong net neutrality rules on mobile wireless networks.