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Only 6% of the comments received were legitimately sent New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood subpoenaed 14 companies and organizations as part of a state research on the surge of fake public commentaries on net neutrality (the principle that dictates that Internet service providers must allow access to all content and applications without favoring or blocking any […]
The streaming company retweeted its care for the Internet Association’s Friday announced it would “interrupt in a judicial action to save net neutrality protections.” The IA plans on shoving back against the FCC’s choice last month to pull back Obama-era laws that blocked internet providers from blocking a path to particular sites, as well as […]
THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS Commission voted Thursday to dismantle its net neutrality regulations. But that won’t end the fight over rules that prohibit internet service providers from creating fast lanes for some content, while blocking or throttling others. Most immediately, the activity will move to the courts, where the advocacy group Free Press, and probably others, will challenge the […]
Before you throw your computer into a lake, rest ensured this ain’t over. In the days, weeks, and periods to follow honestly, indeed in the next few hours the next phase in the fight to protect net neutrality will begin. It will take several forms, and will happen in several areas, but it’s only just […]
On December 14, the company will vote to repeal the net neutrality practices it put in place in 2015. With Republicans agents who oppose the rules outnumbering Democrats who support them three to two, the result of the vote isn’t in any doubt. Your objections and #netneutrality tweets will do nothing this is really happening. […]
Teams announced Tuesday that would stop “online work day level” on July 12 and will facilitate their supporters to flood the Federal Communications Commission and Congress pro net neutrality letters. It seems that Amazon’s largest Internet company involved in the rally and joined Simpy, Aetsi, Vimeo, Mozilla, and others. Sponsored by the protest zone support […]
The net neutrality debate continues to evolve and now the common people have a better understanding of the topic. Here at fossBytes, we support the idea of the Internet that is free from any restrictions and the policies of the Internet Service Providers (ISPs) should be designed impartially. Earlier this year, the Federal Communications Commissions […]