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Positives Seen In New Internet rules

Positives Seen In New Internet rules

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The Federal Communications Commission has passed new rules that seek to put some regulations on the internet.

The so called “net neutrality” is supposed to guarantee consumers and businesses equal access to the internet.

Greg Dean with the South Dakota Telecommunications Association says there could be some positives in there for people in the state…

 

Dean says there is concern that the regulations will grow in number over time…

 

Dean says the state may not benefit either if the internet is left to market forces…

 

All sides in the internet debate expect the rules to be tied up in court for some time.

 

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