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Google Denies It's Undermining Net Neutrality

Google Inc. denied that it had reversed its stance on the issue of "Net neutrality" and dismissed a story in Monday's edition of The Wall Street Journal on the subject as "confused." Full Article at FOX News

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  1. The effort to achieve an open and non-discriminatory Internet is alive and well in Washington, despite the unfortunate reporting of this morning's Wall Street Journal
    SOURCE: Internet.com 11 months ago
  2. Despite the hyperbolic tone and confused claims in Monday's Journal story, I want to be perfectly clear about one thing: Google remains strongly committed to the principle of net neutrality, and we will continue to work with policymakers in the years ahead to keep the Internet free and open
    SOURCE: Internet.com 11 months ago
  3. The Wall Street Journal is playing vessel for the latest attack
    SOURCE: MediaCitizen 11 months ago
  4. Google's twist on the edge-caching setup is that it doesn't want to bother with the hassle of setting up a server facility and arranging a fat pipe to connect it with the local network ... Instead, they're negotiating with ISPs to simply collocate their servers in the existing network facilities, neatly...
    SOURCE: Information Week 11 months ago
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