net neutrality
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US Bills Would Strip The FCC Of Its Power To Regulate The Web
Republicans in the US House and Senate have introduced net neutrality bills that would strip the Federal Communications Commission of its ability to effectively regulate the internet.
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FCC Launches Slick New Public Comment Site, 8 Months Too Late
Last year, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) famously botched the record-breaking public comment period on net neutrality thanks to its crapy technology. Now, the agency has launched a slick new system to ensure that doesn’t happen again. Too bad they’re about eight months late to the launch.
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Half Of Anti-Net Neutrality Comments From ‘Shadowy’ Koch Bros Group
When the second round of the FCC’s call for comments on net neutrality ended this past September, something seemed a little off. Sure, the 1.6 million submissions fell about a million short of the first round, but that wasn’t the weird part.
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How Much Money Big Cable Gave US Politicians Who Oversee The Internet
Minutes after US President Obama unveiled his plan for net neutrality yesterday, Republicans leaders like Ted Cruz came out swinging. You can chalk up the backlash to more than just partisan spite; Cruz has taken his share of campaign money from telecom giants. And he’s far from the exception.