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Nov 11, 2013
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A judge could soon change how you use the internet
The issue of net neutrality has popped up in a U.S. Court of Appeals in the D.C. Circuit Court and a judge will decide soon whether net neutrality is a viable law. And depending on the decision - it could completely change the way that you browse websites.
Are Google and Verizon really in talks that could end net neutrality?
Are Google and Verizon really in talks that could end net neutrality?
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The issue of net neutrality has popped up in a U.S. Court of Appeals in the D.C. Circuit Court and a judge will decide soon whether net neutrality is a viable law. And depending on the decision - it could completely change the way that you browse websites.

Net Neutrality.

You've probably heard that phrase from time to time - and you're about to hear it again. 

In short - it's the idea that Internet service providers should allow equal access to all online content. The issue of net neutrality has popped up in a U.S. Court of Appeals in the D.C. Circuit Court. A judge will decide soon whether net neutrality is a viable law. And depending on the decision - it could completely change the way that you browse websites.

Brooks Boliek is technology reporter for Politico and he speaks with A Martinez about the case.