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Source: ComputerCurrents - Posted by LinuxSecurity.com Team

"Twenty-one Republican Congress members were so happy to hear Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Robert Pitofsky say that the regulatory agency would keep its hands off the Internet that they want to hear him say it again." . . . "Twenty-one Republican Congress members were so happy to hear Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Robert Pitofsky say that the regulatory agency would keep its hands off the Internet that they want to hear him say it again."

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