After the Wall Street Journal published a report saying Google no longer supports net neutrality, the search giant denies the report and sticks by its original stand as an advocate of net neutrality.

Citing undisclosed sources, the Wall Street Journal accused Google of approaching major cable and phone companies with a proposition to get preferential treatment for both incoming and outgoing traffic from its sites. The newspaper went on to report that one major cable company "in talks with Google" said it has been hesitant to make a deal in fear of violating Federal Communications Commission guidelines.

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