Netflix 'slows down' to protest FCC's net-neutrality proposal

Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), Mozilla and a group of consumer advocates are showing their frustration over the FCC's proposed net-neutrality rules, which could include the creation of Internet fast lanes, by conducting what they call an "Internet Slowdown Day." FierceTelecom has the full story here.

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