YouTubers are using annoying buffering in videos to protest net neutrality repeal

YouTubers are using annoying buffering in videos to protest net neutrality repeal

 The Federal Communications Commission voted to repeal net neutrality yesterday in a 3-2 vote, giving internet service providers the ability to monetize or block content online. YouTubers are now using their platform to protest the decision. 

Source: https://polygon.com

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What does the U.S. repeal of net neutrality mean for British Columbians?

Canadians will inevitably be affected by this week’s U.S. Federal Communications Commission decision to repeal laws designed to enforce net neutrality, the notion that all kinds of information should flow equally and without restriction over the internet.  

Source: http://vancouversun.com