The Federal Communications Commission's net-neutrality rules are
giving Janet Jackson and her infamous "wardrobe malfunction" a run for
its money.
The agency has received more than 677,000 comments so
far on its proposed rules for how broadband providers can treat content
traveling over their networks.
A random sampling of the public's input suggests that the agency's chairman,
Tom Wheeler,
has his work cut out for him in selling his plan.
Mr.
Wheeler wrote the rules, which were designed to enforce net neutrality,
but leave the door open for content companies to cut deals with
broadband providers for preferential treatment. His proposal has left
few satisfied, from supporters of net neutrality to conservatives
opposed to any rules whatsoever.
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