Net neutrality pros and cons. The FCC argues there are a number of benefits for consumers – the openness establishes basic rules for ISPs so they don’t block legal content, ...

Net neutrality pros and cons. The FCC argues there are a number of benefits for consumers – the openness establishes basic rules for ISPs so they don’t block legal content, ...

Net neutrality is back on the menu, citizens. After a long, long battle ending in eventual defeat during Trump’s presidency, the FCC is set to reinstate rules that broadband providers must treat ...

The FCC has begun its effort to re-establish net neutrality. It faces a legal and political battle, but the new rule benefits from 8 years of hindsight.

NPR's Scott Simon speaks with Gregory Rosston of Stanford University about the FCC's decision to reinstate net neutrality policies and what the last 6 years on the internet has been like without them.

The FCC came up with a list of internet-connected applications exempt from net neutrality back in 2015, considering them not really the internet, even though they were hooked to it. These included ...

What to know as the FCC restores net neutrality The U.S. will reinstate Obama-era regulations for internet service providers that promise fast, reliable and fair internet speeds for all consumers.

FCC reinstates net neutrality. The 3-2 vote is a victory for Democrats, who have long supported stronger broadband regulation.

Unfortunately, net neutrality foes succeeded in getting their case for blocking the actions of Rosenworcel and the current FCC heard by a panel of judges sitting on one of the country’s most ...

Net neutrality began as a bipartisan issue, with the George W. Bush administration issuing some of the earliest principles for an open internet that led to FCC attempts at concrete regulation in ...

The Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 Thursday to put the internet back under “net neutrality” regulation, reprising Obama-era rules that prohibit service providers from ...

The FCC came up with a list of internet-connected applications exempt from net neutrality back in 2015, considering them not really the internet, even though they were hooked to it.