The government just gave a big win to net neutrality advocates by voting to regulate broadband internet, also banning companies from paying for faster service that could prioritize their content.
Many of the big players, however, aren't happy about it. Internet service providers, like Verizon, argue the decision could prevent them from advancing their services.
Verizon released the statement below, which calls the FCC's move "badly antiquated regulations." To drive the point home, the company's PR team published it in Morse code.
The FCC's #ThrowbackThursday vote on #NetNeutrality brought 1930s regulations to the 21st-century Internet: http://t.co/G3ytd278dz
— Verizon Policy (@VZPublicPolicy) February 26, 2015
The translated version also appears in a typeface that looks like it came from a typewriter.
Whether you agree with the decision or not, it's a pretty clever response.
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