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Friday, May 28

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Today in Title II

By Bruce

The editorial board of the Denver Post has weighed in on the FCC’s plan to regulate the Internet:

We continue to favor a light regulatory touch, but acknowledge that laws have not kept up with the evolution of technology. We’re glad to see movement in Congress to update the Telecommunications Act of 1996, and hope lawmakers keep in mind the system has worked pretty well thus far and that less is better when it comes to regulating the Internet and broadband providers.

Meanwhile, Reuters reports that the FCC will be discussing the regulations at a June 17 meeting, where members will vote on whether to seek public comment.

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