WASHINGTON—The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday approved a much-anticipated open Internet proposal despite concerns of commission Republicans and big cable and phone companies that the rules aren't necessary.
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said the draft rules are designed to protect consumers' right to access lawful content, applications, and services. "Government should not be in the business of running or regulating the Internet," he said.
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