WASHINGTON — The FCC voted on Thursday to can Obama-era net neutrality rules. br br Net neutrality required ISPs to offer equal access to all web content without charging people for higher-quality delivery or giving certain websites preferential status. br br Supporters of the repeal say it will free up internet providers to innovate. br br Opponents worry the internet is going to start looking a lot more like cable TV. Broadband providers could start splitting the internet up into different packages. br br Without net neutrality, some are concerned the internet could be split into a fast lane with big internet and media companies, and a slow lane for everyone else.