The Justice Department says the federal government, not the states, has the exclusive power to regulate these laws.
The organization laid out its reasons for supporting net neutrality including ISP’s throttling bandwidth, censorship, and new fees that some veterans may not be able to afford.
The ESA filed the motion stating they will “make that case in the months ahead on behalf of America’s gamers and game makers.”
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit very recently ruled on a case set forth by the United States Telecom Association, appealing … Read more…
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has decided to ban differential pricing on data in the country. …TSPs are prohibited from offering different tariffs … Read more…
Indian users of Facebook saw a notification asking them to send an email to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to save “Digital Equality” … Read more…
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has published another consultation paper asking for answers, opinions and comments on issues closely linked to net neutrality … Read more…
Imagine going to an all-you-can-eat buffet, and being told you can eat as much as you want. The only caveat is that the plates are … Read more…
Whether or not you feel that the Internet being classified as a Title II utility is good for users, one things is for sure – a … Read more…
In what many may have thought was an impossibility for the future of Net Neutrality even a few months ago, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler announced … Read more…
While the Comcasts and Verizons of the world are busy thinking that Net Neutrality, and the possibility of the Title II designation specifically, will clearly … Read more…
Net Neutrality, or as John Oliver so eloquently called it, “Preventing Cable Company f…” (this is a family site, you can use your imagination for that … Read more…
If you haven’t already heard, today has been deemed Internet Slowdown Day. If you’ve visited our site today, you probably noticed the large spinning loading … Read more…
The war between the internet service providers and the content providers is just warming up ladies and gentlemen. Net Neutrality is a hot topic not … Read more…
Net Neutrality. It’s been a huge topic of discussion, debate and interest, even among the less tech savvy. Mainstream media outlets have gotten a hold … Read more…
Reuters has detailed a new Cisco report indicating that internet traffic from video consumption continues to show signs of increase. Currently 78% of traffic is from video and that is expected to increase to 84% by 2018. This is not at all a surprise to most of us in the tech world but it is a metric that could be used in the hotly debated net neutrality topic.
As recently as yesterday morning, several members of the Techaeris crew were lamenting the hands-off nature that some of the big names in tech were taking with this most recent Net Neutrality brouhaha. Leave it to those same big names to deliver an open letter to the FCC yesterday afternoon! The full text of this letter is listed below:
