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2013 Communications Policy Issues: January 23, 2013

I attended the Broadband Breakfast meeting last week, where Rep. Anna Eshoo and three Congressional staff gave an interesting preview of the communications policy issues to be addressed in the 11…
How USF Reform Might Affect Colleges and Universities: Some Early Appraisal: May 3, 2012

For many decades, telephone users served by commercial providers—including campuses—have paid surcharges on their interstate and international long-distance calls. The revenue collected by t…
7 Things You Should Know About Net Neutrality: June 22, 2010

Net neutrality is the principle that broadband Internet providers will handle all network traffic in a nondiscriminatory manner. The Internet was conceived as an “open” service that would ope…
OMB Signs Off On FCC Net Neutrality Rules: September 13, 2011

On September 12, 2011, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) signed off on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Open Internet Order (aka Net Neutrality) following their review of …
FCC wants to know: Is degrading P2P traffic 'reasonable'?: January 15, 2008

"As foreshadowed at the Consumer Electronics Show last week , federal regulators this week took the first formal step into investigating complaints about how Internet service providers, s…
Comcast Blocks Some Internet Traffic: October 19, 2007

Comcast has been blocking the sharing of certain files on their users network as a means of managing its network to keep file-sharing traffic from swallowing too much bandwidth and affecting the…
New Coalition Touts National Broadband Policy: January 1, 2007

"A broad coalition of some of the Internet's leading brand names, public advocacy groups and grassroots organizations called on Congress today to immediately adopt a national broadband po…
Broadband Reality Check II: January 1, 2006

Broadband Reality Check II exposes the truth behind America's digital decline: A failed policy that has left Americans with higher prices, slower speeds and no choices for Internet service. …
How Washington will shape the Internet: January 1, 2006

The author discusses to what extent the federal government might get involved in the Internet with the re-writing of the 1996 Telecommunications Act. T…
An Internet for the few or the many?: January 1, 2006

Michael Copps has a message for the technology industry when it comes to Net neutrality: Get involved. Michael Copps has a message for the technology i…

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