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The state law only went into effect once the federal rules were officially repealed on Monday. Continue reading Washington State Is Now the Only Place in America with Net Neutrality
On Wednesday, the US Senator passed a resolution under the Congressional Review Act to overturn the FCC’s repeal of net neutrality. Continue reading Here’s How Every Senator Voted on Restoring Net Neutrality
On Wednesday, the US Senator passed a resolution under the Congressional Review Act to overturn the FCC’s repeal of net neutrality. Continue reading Here’s How Every Senator Voted on Restoring Net Neutrality
The Congressional Review Act resolution passed with 52-47 votes. Now it goes to the House. Continue reading Senators Just Passed a Resolution to Restore Net Neutrality
The Congressional Review Act resolution passed with 52-47 votes. Now it goes to the House. Continue reading Senators Just Passed a Resolution to Restore Net Neutrality
The rules were repealed in December, but the formal process wasn’t yet complete. Continue reading It’s Official: the FCC Has Released the Date the Net Neutrality Repeal Will Go Into Effect
On Wednesday, Senators officially filed their petition to force a vote on restoring net neutrality. Continue reading Democratic Senators Are Officially Forcing a Net Neutrality Vote
Mignon Clyburn says watching net neutrality get repealed was ‘incredibly painful.’ Continue reading The FCC’s Biggest Net Neutrality Champion Says She Can Achieve More by Leaving the Agency
via Jon Brodkin – putting the scriv in scrivening at our beloved Ars Technica, looks into the latest United States Department of Justice investigation into a couple of mobile telephony giants. Read all about it, and weep for your SIM freedom.
Permalin… Continue reading Interesting DOJ Investigation: Peering Into Mobile Telecom Carriers eSIM Locking Attempts
An industry that has spent decades fighting for less privacy oversight suddenly wants to lead the way on new legislation. Continue reading ISPs Use Facebook Scandal to Push For Bad Privacy Laws They Know They’ll Get To Write