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Policy Advocates React to FCC Chairman's Net Neutrality Announcement

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This morning at the Brookings Institute, FCCi Chairman Julius Genachowski outlined his plan to ensure that the Internet remains, in his words, “free and open”. We were on hand at the event where Genachowski made the announcement and in addition to live-Twittering and commenting on the Chairman’s speech, we filmed a few reactions from folks in the crowd afterward. In the video above, you’ll see Google’s Rick Whitt, OTI’s Robb Topolski, Free Press’ Ben Scott and Skype’s Chris Libertelli explain the significance of this morning’s announcement.

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