Companies Win, Consumers Lose in McCain's Tech Plan
McCain's internet policy is the product of a team of advisors that gives lip service to consumers, but when the rubber meets the road, it's the corporations that get most of the goodies.
McCain's internet policy is the product of a team of advisors that gives lip service to consumers, but when the rubber meets the road, it's the corporations that get most of the goodies.
Josh Silver | Posted 09.13.2008 | Media
FCC Commissioner McDowell suggests that any FCC decision that supports Net Neutrality -- the idea that the Internet must be free and open -- is somehow tantamount to government regulation of content.
Gigi Sohn | Posted 08.09.2008 | Business
Nobody should confuse "groundbreaking precedent" with an adequate solution to the problem of broadband service providers using their bottleneck powers to pick winners and losers on the Internet.
Portfolio | Sam Gustin | Posted 03.28.2008 | Business
The Federal Communications Commission acknowledges that Comcast, the nation's largest cable company, paid people to attend last week's public meeting ...
Portfolio | Sam Gustin | Posted 03.28.2008 | Business
How big are the stakes in the so-called network neutrality debate now raging before Congress and federal regulators? Consider this: One side in the d...
Art Brodsky | Posted 09.15.2008 | Media