Net neutrality back in court in the US
The Trump administration’s repeal of net neutrality was in court Friday, with companies and states arguing their case that the FCC made a huge mistake trying to kill the regulations. A quick recap:
Read MoreThe Trump administration’s repeal of net neutrality was in court Friday, with companies and states arguing their case that the FCC made a huge mistake trying to kill the regulations. A quick recap:
Read MoreThe latest chapter in the United States’ fight over net neutrality is focused on California. Late Sunday, Gov. Jerry Brown signed the country’s toughest law protecting Obama-era net neutrality. The law safeguards access
Read MoreWe hit the summer solstice at 6:07 am ET this morning. Next stop? Winter. And now music news for June 21, 2018. Pot will be legal in Canada on October 17, 2018, one
Read MoreIn a smart, essential and crucial move, the Canadian Parliament voted in support of net neutrality, protecting the ability of Canadians to access the internet without considering or worrying about paid fast lanes
Read MoreThree 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
Read MoreMy group tour of rock’n’roll landmarks of London, England, continues. We were at Paul McCartney’s house yesterday, by Macca either wasn’t home or receiving guests, Drag, innit? And now, music news for May 15,
Read MoreCircle June 11 on the calendar – that’s the day the Federal Communications Commission says it will start enforcing the new net neutrality regulations. Odds are, nothing will change that day. Remember, there’s
Read MoreAjit Pai received a gun from the NRA last week in appreciation for his efforts to overturn Obama-era net neutrality regulations. And the FCC received half a million letters from Russian IP addresses
Read MoreA central New York man admitted in court Tuesday he threatened to kill a member of Congress over net neutrality. There’s nothing funny or jokey about this one. On October 17, Patrick Angelo,
Read MoreAjit 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 –
Read MoreIt’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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