Net neutrality

The Federal Communications Commission voted to roll back U.S. laws designed to ensure a free and open internet, a controversial yet expected decision that critics say hands control of web traffic to a small number of billion-dollar companies.

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A Thursday vote will probably lift a protection some believe preserves the very fabric of the internet.

Net neutrality — or the right to a free, open internet — took a massive hit on Dec. 14 when federal regulators voted to repeal the Obama-era rules

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Right now the FCC is considering a set of rules that would allow Internet providers to offer faster access to some websites that can afford to pay. We need to stop them. Let’s start with the obvious: The Internet is how we communicate and how we work, learn new things, and find out where to go and...

Congress might not be able to save the open internet — but the courts might.

Those hoping for super-fast fiber Internet across the nation from Google will have to wait. The search giant announced Thursday that it will delay a decisi

On 10 September, Etsy, Foursquare, Kickstarter, Reddit and others will alter websites, to show potential impact of FCC decision

If the FCC Kills Net Neutrality Expect Fewer Great Startups

3 ways your website could be adversely affected by the net neutrality repeal by the FCC.

It's not just about how the internet works.

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WeRateDogs owner Matt Nelson has already pulled off an awesome prank on the FCC Chairman Ajit Pai (a proponent of a rule change that would threaten net neutrality), and illustrator Karina Farek has created a comic that perfectly shows why Matt and the majority of the internet are against what Pai so strongly stands for.

Will this slow down your Netflix or hike up your cable bill? We've got answers to (most of) your questions.