People who were impersonated by anti-net neutrality spammers blast FCC
From Ars Technica Getty Images | Palto Fourteen people who say their names and addresses…
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Journalist allegedly “manhandled by FCC guards” for asking questions
From Ars Technica Enlarge / FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly. Federal Communications Commission officials said they…
The FCC has received 128,000 identical anti-net neutrality comments
From Ars Technica Enlarge / Actual people who support net neutrality, rallying in front of…
Judge argues net neutrality violates the free speech rights of… internet providers
From Techcrunch In perhaps the most absurd attack on net neutrality yet attempted, a federal…
Google Fiber could get FCC help in fights to compete against AT&T
From Ars Technica Google Fiber Google Fiber and other ISPs that want to build new…
One broadband choice counts as “competition” in new FCC proposal
From Ars Technica Getty Images | Dimitri Otis A Federal Communications Commission plan to eliminate…
FCC gives states control of broadband subsidies for the poor
From CNET Since taking over as Federal Communications Commission Chairman, Ajit Pai (R) has been…
Net neutrality hurts health care and helps porn, Republican senator claims
From Ars Technica Enlarge / Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.). Getty Images | Bill Clark Republican…
Softbank and T-Mobile reportedly trying again for merger
From CNET Sprint and T-Mobile, led by CEO John Legere, are reportedly eying a merger…
Republican-led FCC drops court defense of inmate calling rate cap
From Ars Technica The Federal Communications Commission’s new Republican leadership has decided not to defend…