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If the FCC Doesn’t Regulate the Internet: Predicting a possible history of cyberspace
by Matthew L. Schafer Note: Last week, Jack Shafer over at Slate wrote a piece entitled, “If the FCC had regulated the Internet: A counterfactual history of cyberspace.” Shafer’s piece essentially lays out a doomsday scenario of what would have … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Policy
Tagged AT&T, Comcast, FCC, Jack Shafer, Net Neutrality, Prediction, T-Mobile, Verizon
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As “Politics Goes Mobile,” the FCC Fails to Enforce Net Neutrality
by Matthew L. Schafer On December 23, Pew Internet released a report that went largely unnoticed (according to Google, it only received about twenty-six mentions) as it was outshined by the FCC’s new net neutrality rules released the same day. … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Policy, Media Policy, Mobile
Tagged FCC, Michael Copps, Mobile Broadband, Net Neutrality, Pew, Wired Broadband, Wireless Broadband
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FCC Releases Rule and Order for Net Neutrality Rules
Correction: the previous version of the chart below did not include “reasonable network practices” under mobile broadband. by Matthew L. Schafer On Thursday, the FCC released a copy of the Order it approved Wednesday. The Order, which rounds out at … Continue reading
