Partner Marc Martin was quoted by in The Associated Press article, “Your Internet Use Could Change As 'Net Neutrality' Ends,” regarding the potential changes coming to net neutrality.

However, companies are likely to drop these self-imposed restrictions; they will just wait until people aren't paying a lot of attention, said Marc Martin. Any changes now, while the spotlight is on net neutrality, could lead to a public relations backlash.

Marc said broadband providers probably won't mess with existing services like Netflix, as that could alienate consumers.

"They don't want to add fuel to the fire," Marc said.

Story was also featured by multiple publications:

• 06.13.2018 - Des Moines Register - “Net Neutrality Is No More. In Iowa, Is That A 'Non-Event' Or the Next Great Divide?”
• 06.13.2018 - The Courier - “‘Net Neutrality’ Ends.”
• 06.12.2018 - New York Post - “The End Of ‘Net Neutrality’ May Change How You Use the Internet.”
• 06.11.2018 - The Orange County Register - “Your Internet Use Could Change As ‘Net Neutrality’ Ends.”
• 06.11.2018 - Daily Mail - “Is the Internet as You Know It About to Change? End Of 'Net Neutrality' Means Providers May Soon Start Prioritizing Their Own Content - And Make Services Such as Netflix More Expensive to Use."
• 06.11.2018 - Santa Rosa (CA) Press Democrat - "Your Internet Use Could Change as 'Net Neutrality' Ends."
• 06.11.2018 - KNX1070 - "With 'Net Neutrality' Gone, Your Internet Searches May Be Seriously Impacted."
• 06.19.2018 - IndiaWest - "The End of Net Neutrality May Change How You Use the Internet."