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responsible for protecting the public interest do so.
“Media
and telecommunications giants, which can be one and the same, should not be
able to take advantage of their size and reach to eliminate competition and to
harm consumers through data caps which favor some content over other based on
business relationships, through contract terms that could restrict where
programming can be shown, or other means.
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