Anna Eshoo

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Democratic Congresswoman representing California's 18th District (Silicon Valley), and the ranking member of the Communications and Technology Subcommittee

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On May 15 the Federal Communications Commission is scheduled to announce new rules for the Internet.

And the Internet Goes to…the Highest Bidder?

On May 15 the Federal Communications Commission is scheduled to announce new rules for the Internet.

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