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    The problem facing the Republican-led Federal Communications Commission, which will vote on net neutrality next month, is whether it can properly justify the drastic swerve in federal policy, according to Tim Wu. Wu, a professor at Columbia Law School, also coined the term
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    Father of net neutrality, Tim Wu, pins hope on ‘the judiciary to stop this latest travesty’

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    Under current law, the federal government isn't required to obtain a warrant to get cell phone location information under what's known as the
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    Yahoo announced Tuesday that a data breach from 2013 was more widespread than originally reported, impacting all 3 billion accounts that existed. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, File)
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    Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (pictured) staked out the position that full expensing should be part of the tax package. House Speaker Paul Ryan and Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady also have long advocated it, on the idea that it would spur business investment, the key to economic growth. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
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    Pai explained that the FCC's goal is to ensure the marketplace benefits public interest — a standard which evaluates impact on both competition and consumers, including whether prices are going down and application and service innovation goes up. (Screengrab/Twitter)
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    Supporters of net neutrality had filed a motion for a longer comment period, specifically asking for an eight-week extension. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
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    Megyn Kelly is set to produce a scripted comedy show following young reporters traveling around the country to cover a presidential election. (Photo by Victoria Will/Invision/AP, File)
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    Conference-goers were given a taste of what policymakers in Washington are thinking when it comes to implementation of the next great technological step forward.
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