FCC’s rushed, technically flawed decision will harm the economy
Today the FCC Commissioners voted 3-2 to eliminate longstanding net neutrality protections, reclassify internet service providers as ‘information services’ unde…
Today the FCC Commissioners voted 3-2 to eliminate longstanding net neutrality protections, reclassify internet service providers as ‘information services’ unde…
"Even if Fort Collins’s network succeeds, it’s not likely to send Comcast scrambling to revamp the way it treats customers or content. The future of the fr…
"Barbara van Schewick, a Stanford law professor, said she expects the FCC’s order to be overturned in the courts. “Today’s vote is a stain on the FCC,” va…
"Pai maintains that his proposal is a standard rollback in government regulation that gives ISPs more freedom for things like infrastructure investments. B…
""The easiest way for ISPs to enact tolls on the internet is simply by charging online services at the point where those sites or services enter a bro…
"SPL Chief Executive Charles Belle, who co-authored the TiPC study, worries that interference in the Net neutrality debate is only one of many such attempt…
"Twenty-two states have guidelines on autonomous vehicle use. But most of those have only the “barest outlines” of rules, says Bryant Walker Smith, a Unive…
"Ryan Calo, a law professor at the University of Washington who studies robotics, said that there is no clear evidence that Knightscope's robots can, i…
"Malkia Cyril, founder and executive director of the Center for Media Justice, has been on the frontline of the fight for a free and fair internet for more…
""The open Internet has allowed women to bypass traditional patriarchal gatekeepers in media and the economy to speak for themselves and gain access t…
Law School professor Barbara van Schewick discusses net neutrality as the FCC plans to vote on changing those rules. * Date Published:12/13/2017 * Or…
"Net neutrality is a system in which consumers pay companies for unencumbered internet access —where broadband providers do not interfere with the "fr…