Study: Nearly Half of Small Business Owners Feel Repealing Net Neutrality Will Have a Negative Impact

Since 2015, net neutrality rules have required Internet service providers to enable the same level of access to all content applications regardless of the source. Providers could not favor or block particular products or websites based on online clout or level of brand awareness. As a result of the
"The repeal of net neutrality adds yet one more worry to business owners' minds, and while they can personally commit to optimizing their websites, they may still fall short in competing with the high brand awareness of larger online businesses," said
The
Business owners should keep informed on these policy changes, as some components of the net neutrality repeal may legally take effect after
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