Google changes stance on net neutrality four years after Verizon deal

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Friday, September 12th, 2014
Google changes stance on net neutrality four years after Verizon deal
Four years ago, Google teamed up with Verizon to argue that most network neutrality rules should not apply to cellular networks.

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