California's landmark law that allows net neutrality … finally has the green light to go into effect. That's what a federal judge ruled yesterday. What this means for YOU when you go online is this: your internet provider can NOT pick and choose which services to slow down or put caps on – think of all those shows and movies you stream! Also, your provider CANNOT make certain websites go faster just because they have a business partnership with them.

Guest: 
Barbara van Schewick, director of the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School and a technical advisor on the development of California's law.

California's landmark law that allows net neutrality &hellip; finally has the green light to go into effect. That's what a federal judge ruled yesterday. What this means for YOU when you go online is this: your internet provider can NOT pick and choose which services to slow down or put caps on &ndash; think of all those shows and movies you stream! Also, your provider CANNOT make certain websites go faster just because they have a business partnership with them. Guest:&nbsp;
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<li>Barbara van Schewick, director of the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School and a technical advisor on the development of California's law.</li>
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