The top censored news story of 2005-06: Net Neutrality

THE TOP CENSORED STORY OF 2005-06: NET NEUTRALITY
[SOURCE: Peter Phillips, Trish Boreta and Project Censored]
For 30 years, Sonoma State University's Project Censored has released an annual list of the most important news stories not covered by the corporate media in the United States. The top of this year's list is Network Neutrality. Throughout 2005 and this year, a largely underground debate has raged regarding the future of the Internet. More recently referred to as net neutrality, the issue has become a tug of war with cable and phone companies on the one hand and consumers and Internet service providers (ISPs) on the other. Yet despite important legislative proposals and Supreme Court decisions throughout 2005, the issue was almost completely ignored in the headlines until 2006. And except for occasional coverage on CNBC's Kudlow & Kramer, mainstream television remains hands-off to this day.
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