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The folks at Consumer Reports provide some of the most trustworthy reporting anywhere, doing lots of fact checking, with the highest degree of integrity humans can exhibit. Full Article at Huffington Post
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TorrentFreak reports that a new “network-aware” version of the BitTorrent protocol is being beta-tested. Full Article at Openmarket.org
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The folks at Consumer Reports provide some of the most trustworthy reporting anywhere, doing lots of fact checking, with the highest degree of integrity humans can exhibit. Full Article at Craig Newmark's Blog
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Rep. Joe Barton (R-Tex.) Tuesday evening asked the FCC to "halt" its network neutrality rulemaking. Full Article at Broadcasting & Cable
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AT&T is urging its employees to protest net neutrality rules proposed by the Federal Communications Commission aimed at imposing restrictions on broadband companies' network management. Full Article at Channel Web
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Internet users should always have the final say about their online service
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Over the last few weeks an extraordinary number of voices expressed concern over news reports that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is poised to regulate the Internet in a manner that would drive up consumer prices, and burden companies like ours while exempting companies like Google ... We e...
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AT&T is loath to mention that it made considerable network investment when it had to abide by net neutrality conditions, and invested considerably less when it didn't ... AT&T's network investment increased immediately following the imposition of the Net Neutrality merger condition and continued to rise...
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The net neutrality rules as reported will jeopardize the very goals supported by the Obama administration that every American has access to high-speed Internet services no matter where they live or their economic circumstance. That goal will be lost at a time when the country can least afford it
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