Larry Magid: FCC Extends Public Comment Deadline On Net Neutrality
/ CBS San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS)— The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) says it's extending the deadline for public to comment on a net neutrality proposal because the response has swamped the agency's website.
The deadline originally set for Tuesday has been moved to Friday. There's been a lot of publicity on this controversial issue and frankly, I'm glad they're allowing a few extra days for people to weigh in.
Check out my blog, LarrysWorld.com, where I've tried to show the pros and cons of what exactly is being proposed.
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Larry Magid: FCC Extends Public Comment Deadline On Net Neutrality
/ CBS San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS)— The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) says it's extending the deadline for public to comment on a net neutrality proposal because the response has swamped the agency's website.
The deadline originally set for Tuesday has been moved to Friday. There's been a lot of publicity on this controversial issue and frankly, I'm glad they're allowing a few extra days for people to weigh in.
Check out my blog, LarrysWorld.com, where I've tried to show the pros and cons of what exactly is being proposed.
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