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New rules for the Internet.

Hello again, I'm Arminolny, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International,

a daily look at the issues Americans care about most. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is advocating that

internet providers be required to maintain net neutrality. He's the one-time chief lobbyist for the

cable industry, but he's turned on former employers,

including Comcast and Tom Warner.

Under his rules, the cable and phone companies could not increase their profits by selling

faster access to some websites while denying it to everyone else.

Google, Netflix, many businesses and consumer groups call that a major victory, but another

battle in 10 years of warfare may just be beginning.

Today's talking point, NBC news anchor Brian Williams, has a credibility problem.

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The battle over so-called net neutrality is heating up more than ever in Washington.

Will new regulations guarantee fast, fair, and open access, or get in the way of investment in new technology? Today's talking point, Brian Williams of NBC News, has often reported that he was

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