Is Internet Net Neutrality Really Dead?

Earlier this week, a U.S. Court of Appeals ruled against the FCC, ending net neutrality. Is this the end of an Open Internet? Annie fills in and explains what this decision means, and how consumers could end up seeing higher prices for services like Netflix in the future.
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Ensuring an Open Internet Now and for the Future
"Now that the Court of Appeals has ruled on the Open Internet (Net Neutrality) Order upholding the Commission's authority to act under Section 706, I want to provide a further insight into my oft-repeated statement that I am pro-open Internet."
Global Internet Phenomena Report
"The Global Internet Phenomena Report: 2H 2013 shines a light on fixed and mobile data networks across the world, identifying facts, fads, and the future trends that will shape the Internet's future."
Verizon v. FCC
"On July 2, Verizon joined in part by MetroPCS, filed a brief in the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in an appeal of the FCC's final order adopting its 2010 Open Internet Order, also known as the network neutrality rules."
Federal Communications Commission
"Today the Commission takes an important step to preserve the Internet as an open platform for innovation, investment, job creation, economic growth, competition, and free expression.
Why You Should Care About Net Neutrality (FAQ)
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"A federal appeals court has thrown out the FCC's Net neutrality rules."
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