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What’s So Bad About Internet.org?
Communications / Technology

What’s So Bad About Internet.org?

Posted on April 21, 2015 by Joe Kane

Recently, several Indian companies left a zero rating arrangement called Internet.org citing a need to defend net neutrality. While a strange move, the firms’ decisions are telling of the popular net neutrality zeitgeist. Internet.org is one example of a broader type of practice called “zero rating.” This term refers to many different kinds of partnerships … Continue reading →

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