Tech at Night: Net Neutrality goes to court, FCC still runs amok, Sprint admits there’s competition
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | October 8th at 03:00 AM |
Net Neutrality goes to court. Great news, too: Verizon’s preferred venue won the lottery, and the Net Neutrality fight will happen in the DC Circuit Court of Appeals. This is, of course, the same circuit that slapped down Net Neutrality last time in Comcast v FCC. Oh, but here’s a big surprise. Despite the FCC claiming previously that “We look forward to defending our open | Read More »
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Tech at Night: Free Press, Net Neutrality, FCC, Google, Comcast, Amazon
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | December 18th at 03:00 AM |
Next week the FCC meets to make a decision on Net Neutrality. So there’s plenty going on as all sides press the FCC to do one thing or another. Some are lobbying more competently than others, though. Doing well are the Senate Republicans who prepare to fight and the incoming House Committee leadership who are getting loud on Net Neutrality and the runaway FCC. Doing | Read More »
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