The FCC will stop taking comments on net neutrality after today
Aug30
Today is the last day US citizens can make their voices heard in the fight for net neutrality, or at least the last day the FCC will accept comments before the final voting process. Whether those comments mean anything or not is up for debate, but if you’ve got something to say you’d better make it quick. The FCC chairman, Ajit Pai, is expected to do everything within his power to ensure that net neutrality goes away — but just maybe the 20 million-plus comments already placed, and the thousands of companies who joined to fight for it, have made…
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