The Federal Communications Commission has published its proposal to undo the 2015 net neutrality rules, which means the public is once again able to comment.
Source: Help Save Internet Fairness | American Libraries Magazine
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Net neutrality: America’s libraries stand for freedom and fairness | TheHill
OPINION | We must work to ensure the strongest possible protections for equitable access to online information, applications and services for all.
Author is Julie Todaro is president of the American Library Association, the oldest and largest library association in the world.
Source: Net neutrality: America’s libraries stand for freedom and fairness | TheHill
The President May Have Just Saved an Open and Fair Internet – Esquire
“President Obama had a clear message for the FCC this morning: The future of the internet shouldn’t be bought.
In an open letter to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler and the agency’s four commissioners, President Obama urged the commission to reject a proposed “fast lane” for the Internet that had been lobbied for by cable companies such as Comcast and Time Warner Cable. That “fast lane” would artificially slow traffic to smaller or competing websites, which would allow ISPs to create an extrajudicial toll to have equal speech on the web.
“Simply put,” he wrote. “No service should be stuck in a ‘slow lane’ because it does not pay a fee.” ”
via The President May Have Just Saved an Open and Fair Internet – Esquire.
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