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Court case renews debate on US 'Open Internet' rules Sep 15th 2013, 02:39 WASHINGTON – Debate is back on in Washington on US regulations on "net neutrality" which bar Internet broadband providers from blocking or discriminating against services or content.   A court case for which arguments were held this month brought by Verizon, one of the largest Internet service providers, challenges the "Open Internet" rule approved in 2010 by the Federal Communications Commission.   The seemingly arcane rule, or changes to it, could have an important impact: some say it may determine whether fixed broadband providers can control what services flow throw their networks.   "These rules provide an important safeguard both for innovatio... Keep on reading: Court case renews debate on US ‘Open Internet’ rules Media files: verizon.jpg (image/jpeg)

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