Conservative U.S. groups that support the Federal Communication Commissions’ potential move to gut net neutrality rules are claiming that millions of pro-net neutrality comments posted to the agency’s public forum are fake or from European countries. The National Legal and Policy Center as well as the Tucker Carlson-founded Daily Caller News Foundation (DCNF) independently allege that…
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