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Google and Verizon (Sort of) Play Nice on Net Neutrality
In: IT news
19 Jan 2010Has the Droid phone bridged the deep divide between Google and Verizon Wireless when it comes to net neutrality? Late Thursday night, Google and Verizon (which offers the search giant’s new phone on its network) filed a joint letter to the Federal Communications Commission on the “common ground” they’ve found on the divisive issue of [...]
Comcast has been hampering the peer-to-peer downloading protocol BitTorrent, and a federal appeals court will likely reject the Federal Communications Commission’s attempt to sanction the company for it. The FCC moved against Comcast as part of an overall strategy to defend and promote Net Neutrality. Proponents of Net Neutrality — which include most Internet search [...]
15 Biggest Internet Controversies of the Past Decade
In: web resources
20 Dec 2009The Internet has been a breeding ground for controversy from the start. Part of this is a result of the fact that the Internet is the great neutralizer; it empowers everyone to have a voice. As the first decade of the new millennium ends, let’s examine some of the most infamous and scandalous events that [...]
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John McCain Wants to Block FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules
In: web resources
22 Oct 2009Last month, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) made a splash when it proposed net neutrality rules that would treat all traffic on the Internet equally by enforcing mandates upon ISPs such as Comcast and AT&T, as well as wireless service carriers. As expected though, the FCC’s new rules have created a division in opinions. But [...]
Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Others Outline Support for Net Neutrality Rules
In: web resources
19 Oct 2009This week, the FCC is expected to reveal the details of its Net Neutrality plan, which Chairman Julius Genachowski has discussed numerous times over the past month. Now, a coalition of 23 of the world’s largest Internet and technology companies are formally offering their support for the new rules in a letter to the Chairman, [...]
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