To say I'm disappointed in the FCC's net neutrality ruling to reclassify broadband Internet service as a utility is an understatement. Actually, I'm appalled. And if you're not appalled, you should be. Every American should be. Once again, you've been had by duplicitous politicians, ...
"A Proposal for Network Neutrality." In that paper and another published about a year later, "Network Neutrality, Broadband Discrimination," professor Wu described how the growth of homebroadbandhad created a new, difficult regulatory problem. ...
The ruling will enable the FCCto enact new rules that wouldprevent Internet service providers (ISPs) from manipulating how quickly or slowly sites are transmitted along their networks, a huge win for proponents ofnet neutrality. President Obama issued a statement praising the decision, which he sai...
Magid, Larry
Federal Communications Commission, “FCC Fact Sheet: Restoring Internet Freedom Declaratory Ruling, Report and Order – WC Docket No. 17-108,” apps.fcc.gov, Nov. 2, 2017 Jon Brodkin, “Comcast Deleted Net Neutrality Pledge Same Day FCC Announced Repeal,” arstechnica.com, Nov. 29, 2017 ...
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Ajit Pai is the net neutrality fight we need right now On Friday, the company itself protested the upcoming FCC ruling by dedicating its site to the cause. Tweet may have been deleted Reddit as a company has been a long-time supporter of net neutrality and lobbied for it in part ...
The decision means the more than 10-year-old debate over net neutrality will continue to drag on for months or more likely years. The ruling is a setback to the Trump administration’s efforts to reverse rules adopted under former President Barack Obama in 2015 which barred internet service pr...
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With FCC Net Neutrality Ruling, the U.S. Could Lose Its Lead in Online Consumer ProtectionSascha MeinrathNathalia FoditschThe Conversation US