Just in time for Halloween, “net neutrality” regulation buried by the Trump-era Federal Communications Commission (FCC) under the auspices of then-commissioner Ajit Pai has been unearthed. Last week’s ...

Five years ago, the internet ended. At least that’s what many predicted. As the FCC voted to end net neutrality rules in December 2017, voices from Washington to Silicon Valley and from Manhattan to ...

UPDATE, Oct. 19, 9:25 a.m. PT: The FCC launched a new effort today to reinstate a robust set of net neutrality roles. The commission voted 3-2 along party lines to seek public comment on a proposal ...

When the Barack Obama administration put those rules in place in 2015, the idea was to ensure that internet service providers — or ISPs — like Verizon and Comcast gave consumers fair access to the web ...

Landmark net neutrality rules rescinded under former President Donald Trump could return under a new push by U.S. Federal Communications Commission chair Jessica Rosenworcel. The rules would ...

Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has proposed that the agency vote on October 19 to initiate a rulemaking to change the regulatory classification of all providers of ...

Net neutrality is back on the menu, citizens. After a long, long battle ending in eventual defeat during Trump’s presidency, the FCC is set to reinstate rules that broadband providers must treat all ...

The Federal Communications Commission officially began its effort to reestablish net neutrality at its monthly meeting today, with a proposed rule prohibiting broadband providers from favoring or ...

Net neutrality — the concept that internet service providers should be prohibited from blocking or degrading access to users — is back in political play. And not everyone’s happy about the reprise. On ...

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The initiative to create a fair and open internet − one where your internet service provider doesn’t block or slow legal traffic, or charge more to deliver some content quicker − is back on the ...