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May 5th, 2010, 01:41 PM
Is it high noon for net neutrality at the FCC?
By Matthew Lasar | Last updated about 12 hours ago
The net neutrality troops are up in arms over a Washington Post report suggesting that the Federal Communications Commission wants to throw in the towel, more or less, when it comes to regulating ISPs like Comcast. Sources at the agency have told the Post's Cecilia Kang that FCC Chair Julius Genachowski "wants to keep broadband services deregulated," presumably standing pat following a DC Court decision striking down the agency's 2008 rebuke of Comcast for P2P throttling.
For more:
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2010/05/end-days-for-net-neutrality-at-the-fcc.ars
By Matthew Lasar | Last updated about 12 hours ago
The net neutrality troops are up in arms over a Washington Post report suggesting that the Federal Communications Commission wants to throw in the towel, more or less, when it comes to regulating ISPs like Comcast. Sources at the agency have told the Post's Cecilia Kang that FCC Chair Julius Genachowski "wants to keep broadband services deregulated," presumably standing pat following a DC Court decision striking down the agency's 2008 rebuke of Comcast for P2P throttling.
For more:
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2010/05/end-days-for-net-neutrality-at-the-fcc.ars