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A Few More Thoughts on Internet Neutrality

July 12th, 2006 by David Sohn

For those who didn’t get a chance to read our paper on Internet Neutrality, we’ve synopsized our findings in a Policy Post published earlier today.

In a related development, BusinessWeek columnist Stephen H. Wildstrom gave a favorable nod to our position in his latest column on the topic, which will obviously be in the news for some time.

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