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Summary Sentence: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) may repeal Net Neutrality rules that prevent discrimination in Internet traffic. Locally, the Georgia legislature may require that Internet-access devices block obscene content.
Full Summary: No summary paragraph submitted.
Mitch StoltzThe Federal Communications Commission (FCC) may repeal Net Neutrality rules that prevent discrimination in Internet traffic. Locally, the Georgia legislature may require that Internet-access devices block obscene content.
Join EFF’s Mitch Stoltz in a discussion about how technologists, students, and entrepreneurs can speak out about Internet policy. Mitch works on cases where free speech collides with copyright and telecommunications law.
This event sponsored by:
· Open and Secure Internet Advocates (OSIA)
· School of Public Policy, Georgia Tech
· Electronic Frontiers Georgia (EFGA)
Google Map Addresses:
· Visitor Parking: “232 North Ave. NW”
· Hall Building: “215 Bobby Dodd Way NW"
