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If you’ve noticed a bit more outrage than usual on the internet, you’re not alone. Today’s FCC proposal concerning net neutrality has many in the tech world extremely upset. Many believe that the fundamental philosophy of the internet — that all information should flow freely without encountering tiers of access — is in jeopardy. They’re not far off. If ISPs (Internet Service Providers) get their way, your access to web will change dramatically in the near future. Here’s what happened today in plain English and what it means to you: What was at stake today? Currently, most traffic traveling over the…

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If you’ve noticed a bit more outrage than usual on the internet, you’re not alone. Today’s FCC proposal concerning net neutrality has many in the tech world extremely upset. Many believe that the fundamental philosophy of the internet — that all information should flow freely without encountering tiers of access — is in jeopardy. They’re not far off. If ISPs (Internet Service Providers) get their way, your access to web will change dramatically in the near future. Here’s what happened today in plain English and what it means to you: What was at stake today? Currently, most traffic traveling over the…

This story continues at The Next Web

Sony widened its lead over Microsoft in April as its PlayStation 4 console outsold the Xbox One for the fourth month in a row, according to new data from market research firm The NPD Group. “Life to date, sales of PS4 and Xbox One hardware have more than doubled the combined sales of PS3 and 360 hardware through their first six months of sales,” NPD analyst Liam Callahan said. NPD only tracks retail hardware and software sales, but it estimates that total consumer spending on gaming topped $1.14 billion in April when digital sales, subscriptions and mobile apps are taken…

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