Tag: FCC
Editorial: Censoring free speech is un-American
At this moment in time, our First Amendment rights are under threat in ways we have not seen in at least a generation.
Save net neutrailty
Despite public outrage, the Federal Communications Commission will vote on a net neutrality-killing plan on Dec. 14.
Trump prioritizes profit over privacy
On Monday, President Trump signed a bill passed by Congress that allows internet service providers to sell customers’ browsing history, thus jeopardizing consumer privacy in favor of profit.
Foolish news overshadows real issues
What began as a slow news day quickly became an internet free for all a few weeks ago, after some llamas got loose and a dress left people baffled.
Consumers need net neutrality
Our internet, a remarkable and game-changing platform for media, self-expression and entrepreneurship, teeters at the brink of becoming the play-thing of big business and broadband providers. The Internet can change forever since the FCC approved a proposal to completely restructure the online world.
Net neutrality is more than necessary
In a ruling earlier last week, the Federal Communications Commission abandoned its irresolute commitment to net neutrality. This means that Internet service providers such as Comcast and Time Warner can charge a premium fee to businesses who want faster access to customers.