100 U.S. Mayors Sign a Pledge to Boycott ISPs That Commit Net Neutrality Violations

As states pass a wave of laws barring non-neutral ISPs from providing services to state agencies, more than 100 U.S. mayors have pledged to protect Net Neutrality.

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100 U.S. Mayors Sign a Pledge to Boycott ISPs That Commit Net Neutrality Violations

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