Collaborate Disseminate
The Lifeline program provides subsidized communications services to low-income Americans, many of whom rely on it as their only way to access the internet. Continue reading Congress Is Trying to Stop Ajit Pai from Taking Broadband Assistance Away from the Poor
The world wide web, the information space we all use to connect on the internet, is 29 years old. Its founder, Tim Berners-Lee, wants the world to come together to close the digital divide. Continue reading Tim Berners-Lee: Monopolies and Lack of Public Infrastructure Are Ruining the Web
The protected browsing feature that Xfinity offers by default is catching some everyday sites. Continue reading Customers Say Comcast’s Protected Browsing Is Blocking ‘Dangerous’ Sites Like PayPal and Steam
The proposal stirred a lot of controversy after Axios published a memo and presentation on this idea this weekend. Continue reading Everything You Need to Know About a Nationalized 5G Wireless Network
Motherboard obtained the FCC chair’s official calendar through a Freedom of Information request. Continue reading This Is Ajit Pai’s Official Calendar for the Months Leading Up to the Net Neutrality Repeal
In a new ad spot, the fast food chain uses Whoppers to teach customers about net neutrality. Continue reading Burger King Trolled Customers to Perfectly Explain Net Neutrality
This is the first of what is expected to be multiple lawsuits challenging the agency’s vote last year. Continue reading 22 States Are Suing the FCC For Repealing Net Neutrality
But can they get another GOP Senator to support it? Continue reading The Senate Only Needs One More Vote to Pass Its Net Neutrality Restoration Bill
Community-owned internet service providers are cheaper and better. Continue reading Harvard Study Shows Why Big Telecom Is Terrified of Community-Run Broadband
The rules around the Citizens Broadband Radio Service spectrum were changed in 2015 to make it easier for wireless ISPs to license space, but might be changed right before they are useful. Continue reading At the Behest of T-Mobile, the FCC Is Undoing Rules That Make it Easier for Small ISPs to Compete With Big Telecom