The FCC is about to create an ‘internet for the elite’

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(CNN)On December 14, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is set to vote to roll back the guidelines that promote net neutrality-- the concept that web service companies (ISPs) need to enable equivalent access to web material, despite the source.

There's a reason most Americans abhor the cable television business. In the last few years, Comcast, Dish Network and other customer telecom giants have actually ranked near dead last in the Harris Reputation Quotient survey, the gold-standard favorability scores for the country's most noticeable business.

The issue isn't really simply the unapproved account charges or repair work service technicians appearing outside the 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. service window. The issue is the underlying structure of business design. Cable television companies apply excessive power over customers by choosing exactly what material they can and cannot access inning accordance with unforeseeable and inscrutable rates plans.

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