Tag: Net Neutrality
Contact the FCC NOW On Net Neutrality
July 15 is the closing date for comments on the FCC’s proposal to let ISP’s create fast lanes to the internet — charging people for faster service, while likely deteriorating the service of those who can’t or won’t pay more. From the Electronic Frontier Foundation:
Unfortunately, the FCC is considering a plan that would allow some Internet providers to provide better access to some websites that pay a fee to reach users faster. This kind of “pay-to-play” Internet stifles innovation. New websites that can’t afford expensive fees for better service will face new barriers to success, leaving users with ever fewer options and a less diverse Internet.
Net Neutrality at Death’s Door?
The one story that FoxNews gets right, though they get a little Keith Olbermann about it. 😉
Net Neutrality At Risk
Comcast and Netflix are in a dispute about fees for streaming video. Could this be the issue that brings attention to net neutrality?
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