By ANTHONY DAVIES and JAMES R. HARRIGAN
The internet as we know was supposed to come screeching to a painful halt over a year ago when net neutrality's repeal went into effect. You might dimly remember the long line of celebrities and their dire predictions of the end of internet days.
Cher was good enough to tell us in November 2017 that fewer Americans would have internet access, that the lucky people who still had access would only see what Comcast, AT&T and Google wanted them to see, and that connectivity would become ever slower and more expensive.
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