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When Robb Topolski Set Out To Share His Collection Of Rare, Turn-of-the-century Barbershop Quartet Recordings Over The Internet, He Found His Uploads Were Blocked By His Service Provider, The Nation's Largest Cable Company, Comcast. From This Seemingly Innocuous Beginning, The Surprising Events Of Barbershop Punk Unfold As Topolski's Findings Go Public, Casting Him As A Wry David Against A Corporate Goliath In A Battle Over How The First Amendment Should Function In The Internet Age. Inter-woven With The Struggles Of The Topolski Family Are Fcc Hearings On Net Neutrality, And Discussions With Politicians, Musicians, Critics And Open Internet Advocates-from The Christian Coalition To Naral--who Are Striving To Keep The Internet Accessible To Everyone--container.