Thursday’s FCC vote was a huge win for net neutrality, but it isn’t the whole story. The FCC’s latest move is just the latest entry in an evolution that stretches back more than 80 years, long before the internet or modern telecoms arrived on the scene. To put it in context, we’ve put together a quick refresher on the history that led up to Thursday’s momentous ruling, and where it leaves us going forward.
Following net neutrality from FDR to Obama
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