we have matthew breaux. he is formerly from the fcc. we have sarah morris. she is with the new america foundation. she is the head of congressional relations is also named sarah morris. she is a different person. we also have a partner at steptoe and johnson. we also have an assistant professor at the university of nebraska. we have a diverse set of speakers. we will get going quickly. if anybody has not heard about net neutrality, i do not think we need to go into too much detail on what it means. it is the idea that on the internet, consumers should access content and everyone should have their applications and services treated equally. how that happens and legal authority for that has been a tortured conversation since 2005. let me quickly say that the fcc had a vote on this. i will ask matt to tell us how we got here. we were here in january and it was after the d.c. circuit court struck down the previous plan for open internet. this is another crack at it. they are taking cues from the circuit court decision. the fcc chairman had a vote. two were in fav

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