Comcast supports ban on paid prioritization—with an exception

Starting in 2014, a Comcast webpage said that the company won't block or throttle lawful Internet content and that it "doesn't prioritize Internet traffic or create paid fast lanes." That changed in April 2017, within hours of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai announcing his plan to repeal net neutrality rules. Comcast ...
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Starting in 2014, a Comcast webpage said that the company won't block or throttle lawful Internet content and that it "doesn't prioritize Internet traffic or create paid fast lanes." That changed in April 2017, within hours of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai announcing his plan to repeal net neutrality rules. Comcast ...