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Tag Archives: Net Neutrality
Our Stamp Act: AT&T Broadband Caps and Online Democracy
by Matthew L. Schafer This week, two public interest groups wrote to the Federal Communications Commission to urge an investigation of AT&T’s broadband data caps that were first announced by the company in March. Similar caps now cover 56% of … Continue reading
House Committee Passes Disapproval of Net Neutrality Rules
by Matthew L. Schafer On Wednesday, a House of Representatives’ Energy and Commerce Committee Communications’ subcommittee passed a joint resolution disapproving of the Federal Communications Commission rules regarding net neutrality with a 15 to 8 vote. The FCC passed the … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Policy
Tagged Congress, House of Representatives, Joint Resolution, Net Neutrality
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House Republicans Pass Bill Defunding Public Broadcasting, Net Neutrality
by Matthew L. Schafer On Saturday, the House passed the budget bill H.R. 1, a bill that would defund public media and prevent the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from enforcing its new net neutrality rules by withholding funding. In total, … Continue reading
Posted in Media Policy
Tagged Buget, Democrats, Net Neutrality, Public Broadcasting, Public Media, Republicans
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