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Regulates the internet?

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There is no one governing body that regulates the Internet. The Internet is considered a 'self-regulating' body, meaning Internet Service Providers are given the responsibility of monitoring and regulating content. The FCC, however, keeps an eye over ISPs to ensure they're doing their job correctly.

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