Outstanding news:

Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, plans to propose a new so-called net neutrality rule Monday that would prevent wireless companies from blocking Internet applications, according to a source at the agency.
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The rule, which is expected to come in the form of a fifth principal to existing guidelines for network operators, would clearly spell out that carriers can’t discriminate what applications run on their networks, according to a source at the FCC who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the announcement was still pending.

And no, I couldn’t think of a better title. This stupid sickness is lingering.

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