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EPISODE · Dec 28, 2010 · 51 MIN

Regulating the Internet: How Much Is Too Much?

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Today's topic is the Internet and the debate over net neutrality, the idea that Internet providers should treat all sources of data equally so that consumers can control what they view and use on the web. Do new federal regulations achieve that goal? In the twenty years since the internet first became a household term, has it accomplished what technology visionaries said it would? Also, the East Coast is digging out but airport delays persist, and how President Obama's appointees are changing the game at the Supreme Court. Sara Terry guest hosts.

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