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Customer Experience Management
Commitment at the top impacts the bottom line
by Dawn Bushaus
Will net neutrality help or hinder the drive for improved customer experience?
"Although the European Parliament did not set out to address the issue of net neutrality directly in the law, a compromise deal struck by lawmakers essentially opens the door for network operators to manipulate Internet traffic, explains Monica Horten, a veteran telecom journalist and PhD candidate researching copyright protection."
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