Previously, I've written about the threat that net neutrality could be finally killed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and it looks like that day has arrived with relatively little to no fanfare. It's a topic that everyone in the tech world and anyone that interacts with it needs to consider because these changes impact everyone.  

The Legal Changes   

In case you don't know what this change handed down from the FCC means, let's start there. To finally end net neutrality, the FCC repealed its Title II net neutrality regulations. This puts more power in the hands of internet service providers (ISPs) to do what they like with the internet, breaking it apart further. They also have the power to charge more for some of these pieces. These new charges may adversely impact freelancers, creatives and entrepreneurs the most.