After the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to roll back net neutrality rules, the left questions how that will impact consumers. A roundup of columns takes a look at the issue.

1. Net Loss: The FCC’s Net Neutrality Mistake

From New York Daily News: The FCC’s net neutrality reversal will harm innovation and hurt consumers

2. Net neutrality ensures internet providers are not our gatekeepers

From The Hill: Broadband providers elsewhere will point to American developments and leverage them as an example of what to do.

3. The FCC has create an ‘internet for the elite’

From CNN: The only thing we know for certain is that eliminating net neutrality will make internet service look a lot more like cable TV.

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