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How Comcast is taking advantage of the Schminternet
John Moe Mar 29, 2012
Comcast is now available for users of Xbox Live, the online service for Xbox users. Plus, is Twitter’s random unfollow feature a bug or a feature?
Net Neutrality vote fails in the Senate
John Moe Nov 11, 2011
As we've said before, this was more like political homesteading than legitimate policy making but Senate Republicans got their vote on blocking the...
Net neutrality foes get lucky
John Moe Oct 7, 2011
Verizon's lawsuit against the FCC regarding net neutrality will be heard in the DC circuit court, this as a result of a lottery drawing. Verizon...
Weakened net neutrality might be like reducing your income
John Moe Oct 3, 2011
That's what a new report from the Institute for Policy Integrity says. The report finds that people get over $5,000 in economic benefits from the...
Verizon joins in the slew of lawsuits against the FCC's recently published rules on net neutrality.
John Moe Oct 3, 2011
Until now, the suits have come from the left, arguing that the rules don't go far enough and should encompass wireless providers. Verizon's case is...
Did we not tell you Net Neutrality would get more litigious?
John Moe Sep 30, 2011
You should listen to us more often. THREE new lawsuits have been filed charging that the FCC's rules don't go nearly far enough....
FCC sued over net neutrality
John Moe Sep 29, 2011
I know, I know, dog bites man, right? These things happen all the time. But it's a little noteworthy here because the FCC is being sued from the...
Net neut rules hit the books today
Larissa Anderson Sep 23, 2011
The Federal Communications Commission's rules on net neutrality are finally official. The rules state that Internet Service Providers can't prefer...
We'll all be talking about net neutrality again soon
John Moe Sep 13, 2011
The Office of Management and Budget has approved the FCC's rules on net neutrality. That means in the next one to three weeks, the Federal Register...
Netherlands goes net neutral, Holland soon follows suit, as do the Dutch
John Moe Jun 23, 2011
It seemed to find its way into law by way of Skype, specifically people not wanting to be charged extra by their ISP for using big bandwidth things...
