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On Monday, Indian regulators ruled to ban Facebook's Free Basics Internet service—but Zuckerberg says that won't keep Facebook out of India.On Monday afternoon, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg responded to the decision by Indian regulators to ban the social media giant's Free Basics app, which offers limited Internet access to people in emerging countries. The move capped a lengthy tug-of-war between Facebook and India's Telecom Regulatory Authority (TRAI), which believes that Free Basics compromises net neutrality, the idea that Internet users should be granted equal access to all content.Read Full Story

This year, many Super Bowl ads seemed self-conscious of the fact that their social media afterlife was at least as important as the big game. The post Super Bowl Ads This Year Were Dying to Break Out of Your TV appeared first on WIRED.

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After Shoemaker-Levy 9 wrecked havoc on the solar system’s largest planet in 1994, for a rare moment on Earth politics were not parochial, but astronomical. Its political and scientific... -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

With the enthusiasm gap widening, Clinton is forced to go out of state ahead of the New Hampshire primary to emphasize her ability to get things done. The post Why a Flight to Flint May Be Clinton’s Cleverest Move Yet appeared first on WIRED.

Voters who donate to a campaign, the research shows, are far more likely to show up and vote for the candidate on primary day.Over the weekend, Donald Trump repeated his claim that he doesn't want voters' donations, he just wants their votes. But even if Trump has billions of dollars of his own fortune to spend on the campaign, not taking donations could still hurt him.Read Full Story

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