Three Republican Senators voted with Democrats and Independents to pump the breaks on net neutrality changes. However, the victory, sweet as it is, likely won’t stop the Federal Communications Commission from continuing on
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Ajit Pai, the chair of the US Federal Communications Commission, is under investigation. The FCC’s inspector general – a non-partisan, independent investigator whose purpose is to make sure no one’s playing favourites –
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It’s official: a coalition of nearly two dozen Attorneys Generals from across the United States are suing the Federal Communications Commission over its proposed changes to net neutrality. Led by Eric Schneiderman, the
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It’s happening: The biggest names in the internet world will sue to keep the internet open, fair and unrestricted. Speaking with the unified voice of the Internet Association, a trade group representing social
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Poor Ajit Pai. No, not that one. The other one. The Indian DJ who’s received death threats, nasty comments online, an outrageous number of emails, all from people who think this Ajit Pai:
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As expected, the US Federal Communications Commission on Thursday voted along party lines to repeal Obama-era net neutrality regulations. Just before the vote, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai released a little video. The video
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The US Federal Communications Commissions, by all accounts, is set to vote today (Dec. 14) to repeal the net neutrality regulations enshrined by the previous administration. If successful – and that could be
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If the calendar is to be believed, the Federal Communications Commission, led by Ajit Pai, will be voting within the next two weeks to throw out perfectly good, functioning, sane net neutrality regulations in
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If you’re in the US, it might be time to start monitoring your download speeds and how long it takes to load websites: Net neutrality might be on the way out. Within two
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After taking the last half of December off to investigate new and exotic forms of vodka (you’ll hear about it in this week’s podcast) and another week so that Michael could go to
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