Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet - Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
CIS Director Barbara van Schewick noted and quoted extensively. Full document available from the FCC website. Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet NPRM.…
CIS Director Barbara van Schewick noted and quoted extensively. Full document available from the FCC website. Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet NPRM.…
"Ammori said the tech community picked Obama over Hillary Rodham Clinton in the 2008 primaries after he aggressively courted them, partly with his stance o…
"“Our main concern with the proposal today is that provides no certainty for a start up that tries to run a business that uses massive information,” said M…
""It's a huge gift to Verizon and the other [Internet service providers] because it is exactly what they have been asking for since 2006," Ma…
When Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler releases his plan to regulate broadband networks on Thursday, he will invite debate on whether the g…
"Stanford Law professor Barbara Van Schewick said the FCC can't ban paid deals without reclassifying broadband. If the agency chooses to follow Mr. Whe…
Last night, the Wall Street Journal reported that FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is revising his proposal for new network neutrality rules. Initial reactions have be…
"Barbara van Schewick and Morgan Weiland of Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society provided a good breakdown of what the latest news means.…
"Andrew McLaughlin, chief executive of Digg, a news collection site, said he was worried that if big companies were allowed to buy priority service on the…
On Wednesday, May 7th at 6:30 p.m. EST, Rep. Anna G. Eshoo (D-Calif.) hosted a panel discussion on recently proposed net neutrality rules from the Chairman of t…
"The companies signed on to the letter include Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Facebook and Twitter, along with a wide array of other companies from across the…
The Internet uproar about network neutrality tends to come in waves. Right now we’re riding the crest of one. In the two weeks since Federal Communications Com…