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If you’re one of these people who use this thing called the Internet, you’ll be interested to know that the FCC has made a ruling in favor of Net Neutrality, which basically means that broadband Internet service will be regulated as a utility. The ruling ensures that no content will be blocked and the Internet won’t be divided into Pay To Play Fast Lanes for those who can afford it and Slow Lanes for everyone else. Details won’t be out for a couple of days and the regulations won’t go into effect for a couple of months.
Get the full story from the New York Times.
