FCC Caves on Net Neutrality

Reporter: Comcast-Linked News Site Removed My Article on Net Neutrality Lobbying.

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Net neutrality: five questions after court struck down the rules.

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FCC publishes public comments on net neutrality to its site.

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Big four carriers accused of violating the only remaining net neutrality rule.

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Verizon defends slowdown of unlimited customers' data to FCC

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/08/04/us-verizon-comms-fcc-speeds-idUSKBN0G421B20140804

 

FCC Net Neutrality Debate: Senator calls for Round Tables.

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US cable giants call on FCC to block cities' expansion of high-speed internet.

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Though I sure would bet on many complaints from people if it happened, I honestly think that they should go all out in their protest. If Netflix, Facebook and other top companies slowed to a crawl on that day, I bet that would get much better attention. Maybe with a warning on the front page or a pop-up stating that this is what would happen if the FCC won't keep things in check. I think that the companies are probably too chicken to ruffle any feathers though.

 

Google changes stance on net neutrality four years after Verizon deal.

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The Battle Over Net Neutrality Could Hit Wireless Carriers.

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Sorry, AT&T and Verizon: 4Mbps isn’t fast enough for “broadband”.

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3.7 Million Comments Later, Here's Where Net Neutrality Stands.

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Web Inventor Tim Berners-Lee Gets To The Core Of Net Neutrality Debate: You Need An Open Internet To Have A Free Market.

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FCC Democrats want to ban fast lanes and impose stricter rules on wireless.

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“Not” Neutrality?.

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ISPs “secretly furious” at Verizon, scared of stronger net neutrality rules.

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Obama: I want the FCC to ban paid Internet fast lanes.

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The Right Way to Fix the Internet.

Hmmm, any so-called "right way" to fix anything usually gets vetted over long periods of time by the experts who adopt the best practices. So, we shall have to see how this one plays out over time. Call me skeptical! If it serves the needs of the many, and reduces pricing, it has a chance, but not if it only serves the needs of the few and greedy - a balanced approach should be a winner for Net Neutrality, but will take time to scrutinize to assure it works for all.

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Net Neutrality: Golden Frog Encryption and Throttling FCC comment.

Related: Revealed: ISPs Already Violating Net Neutrality To Block Encryption And Make Everyone Less Safe Online.

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Mysterious campaign appears to be latest salvo in net neutrality battle [Updated].

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FCC reportedly close to reclassifying ISPs as common carriers

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Net Neutrality Stands in the Way of Larger Corporate Profits.

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Why Corporations Are Doing Everything They Can to Destroy Net Neutrality.

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