The tech industry vocally opposed the FCC’s decision to reverse Obama-era net neutrality policies.
The look on many tech industry faces today.
Here’s what Silicon Valley is saying about the decision.
Sheryl Sandberg, the social network’s COO, called the decision “disappointing and harmful.”
Today’s decision from the Federal Communications Commission to end net neutrality is disappointing and harmful. An open…
The social network tweeted that the decision was “a body blow to innovation and free expression.”
The @FCC ‘s vote to gut #NetNeutrality rules is a body blow to innovation and free expression. We will continue our fight to defend the open Internet and reverse this misguided decision. https://t.co/TXTQWDiBNC
A Google spokesperson said the company is committed to net neutrality, despite the vote.
We remain committed to the net neutrality policies that enjoy overwhelming public support, have been approved by the courts, and are working well for every part of the internet economy. We will work with other net neutrality supporters large and small to promote strong, enforceable protections.
