Network Neutrality Is No Longer an FCC Policy, but Its

Multiple Choice

Network neutrality is no longer an FCC policy, but its mandates did seek to achieve the ____

A) prohibition of local networks from airing one-sided political information
B) requirement that internet service providers offer reasonable rates to rural subscribers
C) promise the U.S. government would stay neutral in cable and broadcasting must-carry deals
D) requirement internet service providers would not treat apps and websites differently by increasing or decreasing download speeds
E) all of the above