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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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Verizon to Pay Upwards of $50 million in Refunds, Clyburn Says Customers Deserve More than Refunds
by Matthew L. Schafer On Sunday, Verizon Wireless reported that it will refund customers who were subject to various $1.99 data fees as a result of stock cell phone software, which used data unbeknown to the customer. According to a … Continue reading
Five Sentences from Google/Verizon that Could Change the Net Forever
by Matthew L. Schafer With the release of a policy proposal on Monday, Google and Verizon confirmed speculation and early reports by The New York Times and Bloomberg that the two companies had come to an agreement on a proposal … Continue reading
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Tagged Federal Communcations Commission, Google, Internet, Net Neutrality, Pay-to-Play, Policy Proposal, Verizon
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