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We Don't Need Six Strikes

John Tarnoff | Posted 05.07.2013 | Technology
John Tarnoff

Last month, audiovisual content rights holders announced the new Copyright Alert System, a.k.a. "Six Strikes" that they and ISPs have put in place to discourage peer-to-peer file sharing of copyrighted files. Good luck!

There Is No Internet Freedom Without Internet and Broadband Competition

Bruce Kushnick | Posted 02.05.2013 | Business
Bruce Kushnick

Net Neutrality only became an issue once the phone and cable companies got the government to protect their businesses from competition by blocking who could use the wires.

What's Behind Washington's About Face On Internet Piracy

Kevin Bermeister | Posted 03.27.2012 | Technology
Kevin Bermeister

Behind the SOPA legislative scene a very different and highly competitive industrial-scale battle is being fought by publishers of the web's content, Internet service providers (the final distributors of content) and copyright owners, including Hollywood.

Will Guzzardi

New Data Shows Racial Bias Continues At State Police

HuffingtonPost.com | Will Guzzardi | Posted 09.12.2011 | Chicago

A new set of data from the University of Illinois at Chicago confirms a pattern of racial bias in traffic stops that has focused scrutiny on the Illin...

Will Guzzardi

Quinn Calls For Inquiry Into State Police Racial Bias

HuffingtonPost.com | Will Guzzardi | Posted 08.15.2011 | Chicago

Illinois Governor Pat Quinn is calling for an internal inquiry into the way the Illinois State Police approach searching drivers, following an ACLU re...

FCC Taps Reasonable Man to Be Net Neutrality Czar

Cynthia Dill | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
Cynthia Dill

The long-awaited cop on the Internet beat is someone you might recognize. The Reasonable Man, whose conduct sets the standard in tort law, will now work a second job over at the FCC.

Stop an Internet Hijacking

Rep. Jay Inslee | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Rep. Jay Inslee

Google and Verizon are businesses trying to make a buck -- I guess that's their job. But now it's time for members of Congress to stand with me and tell the FCC to do its job.

FCC: Just Looking for a Little Jurisdiction

Leslie Harris | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
Leslie Harris

For ISP subscribers the connection is the thing. It is critical for the FCC to recognize this and to adjust the way it classifies Internet access.

When Enough is Enough: Corporate Responsibility in China and Beyond

Leslie Harris | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
Leslie Harris

In the wake of Google's announcement on Monday that they were redirecting mainland Chinese users to an uncensored version of search through Hong Kong,...

Will Your ISP Become Your TV? The Comcast NBCU Merger

Lowell Peterson | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media
Lowell Peterson

A central concern raised by the merger's critics is that one company will have too much influence if it controls both the production and the distribution of media.

Internet Providers Try To Charge More As Costs Fall

New York Times | SAUL HANSELL | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media

Internet service providers want to end the all-you-can-eat plans and get their customers paying à la carte. But they are having a hard time closin...

The Day of Sharing

Wayne Kramer | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media
Wayne Kramer

That the recording industry is in the toilet is no surprise. How is it that artists don't see the solution?