net neutrality

The U. Senate voted 52 to 47 to reverse the FCC's recent decision to end protection for net neutrality regulation. All Democrats and three Republicans voted in favor, and the bill is now headed to the House of Representative for a vote.

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Net neutrality finally has an official expiration date. Announced on May 10, the Obama-era regulations that ensured an open internet are now set to end on June 11, 2018 -- but the fight's not over yet. Congressional supporters of net neutrality have one more card to play.

Using its powers as outlined in the Congressional Review Act, a group of Democratic senators have submitted a "discharge petition" which could set the stage for the restoration of net neutrality in the U.S. There are still quite a few hurdles standing in the way, however. 

The Federal Register showed that the Federal Communication Commission's net neutrality rules officially came to an end on Monday, April 23. That means internet service providers no longer fall under the government-regulated "utility" umbrella. We'll have to see what happens next.

Oregon is the latest state taking net neutrality into its own hands, as a proposed bill just passed the House on Monday and heads to the Senate.

The state of Vermont has become the fifth state to sign an executive order mandating support for the principle of net neutrality

Many states are taking on the fight for net neutrality by enacting their own state-level laws and executive orders. Can these efforts work, or will the FCC crack down on them?

The fight against the FCC's net neutrality repeal continues, with the Internet Association continuing to pressure the U.S. Senate into opposing it. But can it be swayed?

The governor of New York signed an Executive Order preventing local government entities from conducting business with internet service providers that don't abide to net neutrality principles. The ban covers government offices, educational institutions, and public internet access. But for how long?

The U.S. Government Accountability Office has agreed to investigate claims of massive comment fraud during the lead-up to the December 2017 net neutrality repeal.

AT&T spent millions lobbying against net neutrality. Now the company is calling on Congress to draft new laws, but to what end?

Using Wehe -- available for iOS and Android -- you can run tests to see if your network provider is giving different service to different applications that you use on your phone.

Did you think it was over? Attorneys general, senators, and governers alike have stepped up to try to save net neutrality.

The Democrats' effort to overturn the FCC's net neutrality repeal got a big boost with the support of Maine GOP Senator Susan Collins.

On Friday, the Internet Association announced it would join a lawsuit against Pai's decision to roll back net neutrality rules.

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has cancelled an appearance at CES 2018 one week before the show. CTA CEO Gary Shapiro suspects threats of violence.

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The Federal Communications Commission has repealed Obama-era net neutrality internet protections. Here's why you should care.

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The FCC officially voted to reverse net neutrality regulations. Here's how tech giants and those on social media reacted to the decision.