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Playing Favorites on the Net?: January 1, 2005

"Broadband providers and e-commerce companies, historic allies on many political fronts, are finding themselves butting heads over federal legislation that could change the way either side doe…
Broadband Bill Hews to Laissez-faire Line: January 1, 2005

"As part of a planned update of a 1996 telecommunications law, Congress will consider a new proposal that starts with a simple premise: The government should be minimally intrusive when enacti…
At Stake: The Net as We Know It: January 1, 2005

"Google et al fear broadband carriers will tie up traffic with new tolls and controls. Ultimately, it could mean a world of Internet haves and have-nots." …
Network Neutrality: Why it's a Big Deal: January 1, 2005

A blog entry concerning telecommunications laws, broadband management and telecommunications companies, who want to dictate which Internet sites get preferential treatment. …
Plan Treats All Broadband Providers Alike: January 1, 2005

"House committee floats bill to bring cable, DSL under same regulatory policies." "House committee floats bill to bring cable, DSL under…
Voters Approve Citywide Fiber Project: January 1, 2005

In the latest battle over municipal broadband networks, voters of Lafayette, Louisiana, approved a bond issue to fund the development of a network that will serve the city's nearly 120,000 res…
Bill Launched to Overhaul Broadband Rules: January 1, 2005

"A debate over upgrading U.S. telecommunications laws for the digital era began in earnest recently with a proposal aimed at substantially deregulating broadband, satellite and cell phone serv…
Lawmaker Revs Up Fair-Use Crusade: January 1, 2005

This article details an interview with Rick Boucher, a Democrat representing the rural 9th District of Virginia, who has introduced a bill to restore some of the fair-use rights taken away by the D…
File-Sharing Firms Can Be Held Liable: Ruling Aids Entertainment Industry: January 1, 2005

The nation's largest media, entertainment and communications companies, often under siege by Internet-based upstarts, won a measure of relief in two Supreme Court rulings that will help define…
OECD Report on Digital Music: Opportunities and Challenges: January 1, 2005

Business and policy challenges analysed in this study need to be addressed if the full potential of online music distribution is to be reached. Regulatory frameworks which balance the interests o…

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