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Between May 8 and May 12 it received more than 2.1 million comments. The system came crashing down.

The video was produced by a conservative website in conjunction with the FCC.

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has proposed changes that could cut off internet and phone service to 8 million Americans, many of them Puerto Ricans recovering from Hurricane Irma.

26 senators are already signed on to overturn FCC’s net neutrality repeal.

The bill would create a task force to look at the feasibility of launching a community-owned broadband service.

Pai appeared in a video wielding a fidget spinner and performing the Harlem Shake just one day before the decisive net neutrality vote.

Innovators, small business and you, the consumer, stand to lose without an open internet.

Perhaps you’re wondering what net neutrality means, so we have prepared an explainer to understand how the FCC proposed changes may affect the way you use the interwebs.

"I believe in the First Amendment," FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said Tuesday.

Allegations of fraud surround comments made about net neutrality on the Federal Communications Commission's website.

Campaigners are "extremely skeptical" about the FCC's claims that hackers knocked out the website.

With net neutrality in danger, it's time the public got interested in the public interest.

Ajit Pai, Trump's pick for United States Federal Communications Commission, has opposed net neutrality in the past.