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The site’s been stagnant for over a week now, an unfortunate side effect of a sole contributor who has a pesky thing like a day job. Fortunately, the past week has been kinda slow. John McCain, of all people, introduced a bill to block net neutrality. If you haven’t seen it, here’s John Stewart’s take on it: The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Daily Show
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The Wall Street Journal reports that ISPs are looking at metered internet connections in response to calls for net neutrality.
Dampier helped force the end of Time Warner Continue reading With Neutrality Looming, ISPs Eye Metered Internet
The entire interview (MP3 link) clocks in at 55 minutes, and the Times was nice enough to split it up by topic. But if Continue reading Genachowski: FCC Might Regulate App Store
The Knight Commission strongly encourages public support of broadband and net neutrality. The U.S. Government should invest in widespread broadband availability, according to a study published Friday by the Knight Commission on the Information Needs of Communities in a Democracy. “All Americans should have access to high-speed Internet service wherever and whenever they need it…The Commission thus encourages public support for the development of applications that will make broadband service more attractive,” stated the commission, composed of “17 media, policy and community leaders”, including Google’s Marissa
Continue reading Study: Universal, Neutral Broadband Access Vital For the uninitiated: Net neutrality is gearing up to be a hot-button topic in the mainstream media, and you’ll definitely be hearing about it here on Teknocratix. But what it is?
Let’s put that into real world terms. Chances are, the internet as you know it now is pretty universal. For a flat monthly rate, you get access to any site on the internet, Continue reading Just What is Net Neutrality, Anyway? |
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