Twitter, Netflix and Reddit hold net neutrality protest

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Thursday, September 11th, 2014
Twitter, Netflix and Reddit hold net neutrality protest
Twitter, Netflix and Reddit will take part in an “internet slowdown” protest in favour of net neutrality on Wednesday. They are among dozens of firms worried that proposed new regulations will mean extra charges for fast internet access.

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