Allowing Internet "fast lanes"...
The Federal Communications Commission will publish on Wednesday its plan to reverse Obama-era net neutrality rules that banned internet service providers from blocking or slowing down content, or creating so-called "fast lanes" for companies willing to pay extra to deliver their content more quickly, Klint Finley reports on wired.com.
The new FCC order will throw out almost all of the agency's 2015 net-neutrality rules, including the prohibitions on blocking and throttling content, senior FCC staff said during a conference call with reporters Tuesday. The order will also ban states from imposing their own net-neutrality rules to replace the federal regulations, Finley wrote.
For more: https://www.wired.com/story/fcc-prepares-to-unveil-plan-to-gut-net-neutrality/
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Proposed new FCC rules would change the Internet.
The Federal Communications Commission will publish on Wednesday its plan to reverse Obama-era net neutrality rules that banned internet service providers from blocking or slowing down content, or creating so-called "fast lanes" for companies willing to pay extra to deliver their content more quickly, Klint Finley reports on wired.com.
The new FCC order will throw out almost all of the agency's 2015 net-neutrality rules, including the prohibitions on blocking and throttling content, senior FCC staff said during a conference call with reporters Tuesday. The order will also ban states from imposing their own net-neutrality rules to replace the federal regulations, Finley wrote.
For more: https://www.wired.com/story/fcc-prepares-to-unveil-plan-to-gut-net-neutrality/
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