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Net Neutrality Dealt Blow by Appeals Court, Verizon Vows Commitment to “Open Internet”

Kellen January 14, 2014 144

The "open internet" as we know it - also know as Net Neutrality - was dealt a serious blow this morning when an appeals court ruled that the FCC does not have the power to bar internet service providers from favoring one type of traffic over another. In other...

AT&T Says Its Sponsored Data Program Does Not Violate FCC Net Neutrality Rules

Kellen January 10, 2014 71

As you can imagine after coming under fire shortly after being announced, AT&T is defending its new Sponsored Data program, claiming that it does not violate the FCC's Net Neutrality rules. FCC chairman Tom Wheeler said within hours of AT&T making it...

Google to Create Own Wireless Service in Partnership With Dish?

Kellen November 16, 2012 176

According to the Wall Street Journal, Dish Network is looking to build out its own wireless service thanks to spectrum that it acquired back in 2008. While it has talked to multiple potential partners, one of them should get you excited - Google. A source...

Verizon Files Appeal Against FCC, Says Net Neutrality Violates the Carrier’s Free Speech

Eric July 5, 2012 103

Net Neutrality has far reaching implications considering that the internet has an influence on almost every gadget released these days. The deal is far from being settled, it's going to be a few years before we get an understanding of what can be censored on...

Verizon is “Concerned” with FCC Net Neutrality Order, Files Appeal

Kellen January 20, 2011 52

We're not about to start tossing out reasons as to why Verizon is appealing the net neutrality order set by the FCC, as their press release on the matter doesn't say much, however, we are wondering exactly what they should be "concerned" about, and have a bad...