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New bill unveiled to kill Internet ‘fast lanes’ once and for all

17

Jun

2014

The Federal Communications Commission’s net neutrality plan has been controversial to say the least and now a newly unveiled piece of legislation aims to stop it dead in its tracks. Per The Washington Post, Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) and Rep. Doris Matsui (D-Calif.) this week unveiled a new bill that would specifically instruct the FCC to use […]

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FCC May Redefine What It Means to Have ‘Broadband’ Internet

02

Jun

2014

The Federal Communications Commission is all up in your interwebs lately. Anything less does not technically count as broadband Internet. Because of our need for e-speed, the FCC is now considering redefining how many Mbps broadband requires. The FCC is debating setting that speed at 10 Mbps, or perhaps even 25 Mbps.

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The FCC may finally admit that 4Mbps doesn’t count as ‘broadband’ anymore

01

Jun

2014

When companies like Comcast talk about all of the intense “competition” they face in the broadband market, chances are they’re talking either about competition from mobile carriers that have capped data plans or from 5Mbps DSL services that are no longer adequate to meet our needs in the age of Netflix streaming. However, The Washington Post […]

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New bill unveiled to kill Internet ‘fast lanes’ once and for all

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