FCC outlines new ‘third way’ internet regulatory plan, will split access from content

The FCC’s plan to rework how it regulates the internet just got a lot more solid today, as the agency officially announced its “third way” approach to classifying broadband services and opened it up for public comment. We’ve broken the entire thing down for you — we’re not kidding when we say this will affect how the internet works for all of us in the future, so grab a snack and head past the break for the whole story.

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