The FCC extends net neutrality public comment period until July 18
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After an “overwhelming surge” of last-minute public comments on net neutrality came into the FCC, the agency has extended its period for accepting comments until midnight Eastern on Friday, July 18. The deadline originally ended later today. Update: An earlier version of this article misstated the deadline as June 18. We apologize for the mistake. If the FCC website isn’t working for you, there’s also the option of emailing comments to openinternet@fcc.gov before Friday. Late last week, FCC Commissioner Tom Wheeler revealed that the agency had received over 647,000 comments about net neutrality. The FCC first unveiled its proposed rule changes in May, allowing…
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