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The commission announced today that it’s proposing a $37.5 million fine against a company based in Arizona that allegedly made 2.3 million telemarking calls under false phone numbers. One woman whose phone number was used said she ended up getting five calls per day on her cellphone from people complaining about being spammed. No comment yet.
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The FCC has a plan to destroy net neutrality. It’s up to us to stop it. Net neutrality is the freedom to say, watch and make what we want online without interference from internet service providers. Two years ago, after hearing from nearly 4 million people urging it protect the open internet, the FCC passed rules protecting net neutrality.
Al Cannistra's insight:
perhaps this is one where both sides can stand together to protect American freedom... this is a BIG one - you have a chance to have your say today . . |
just a fine? why have then been waiting?
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