Network Neutrality in USA

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The Internet needs paid fast lanes, anti-net neutrality senator says

 

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New Mozilla Poll: Americans from Both Political Parties Overwhelmingly Support Net Neutrality – The Mozilla Blog

 

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When 'bots' outnumber humans, the public comment process is meaningless

 

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The 8 members of Congress that support the FCC's net neutrality repeal received over $4.5 million in telecom donations | Privacy Online News

 

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Source

 

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In Defense of Net Neutrality

 

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Amazon and Netflix to join in net neutrality protest - Sky News

The 170 organisations involved - including Amazon, Reddit and Netflix - are preparing to alter how their services are displayed on Wednesday 12 July as a warning against FCC proposals for deregulating how internet service providers (ISPs) treat customers.

While it isn't clear exactly what measures the internet companies will use to protest, it could mean, for example, slower loading times for users, as well as altering the appearance of their sites.

The websites for Amazon and Netflix will display a message explaining that their sites could be slower because of the deregulation - but there is no plan to throttle the sites, as others may do.

Shitty article.

 

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Apple to FCC: Protect net neutrality and don’t allow online fast lanes - Recode

 

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FCC plans to vote to overturn U.S. net neutrality rules in December: sources

 

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reddit homepage is practically entirely focused on the net neutrality issue right now. all because of the ajit pai uncle.