What does internet freedom have to do with rent? Much more than you’d think. Net neutrality is the idea that regulation must prevent internet service providers from favoring one kind of content over ...

Net Neutrality is a really stupid, anti-capitalism policy – that the Barack Obama Administration’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC) unilaterally (and likely illegally) jammed down our throats ...

Spend enough time inside the Beltway, and it seems as though almost all of the contentious policy debates are just repetitions or slight variations of some issue in the past. For example, debates over ...

Pop quiz: What industry gets lower marks from the public than health insurance companies, airlines, the postal service and agribusiness? Answer: Cable companies. National surveys regularly chronicle ...

One of the longest, most technical and, as it turns out, most inconsequential public-policy debates of the 21st-century was about net neutrality. Now that a federal appeals court has effectively ended ...

Proponents of net neutrality criticized a federal appeals court ruling handed down yesterday that held the Federal Communications Commission does not have the authority to impose rules requiring ...

The following content is from an older version of this website, and may not display correctly. The way this Net Neutrality debate stirs up the Internet zealots, you would think that the U.S.

Recent Supreme Court rulings protecting Americans from bureaucratic excesses are now bearing fruit. Last week, a federal appeals court put an end to the stale "net neutrality" debate by ruling that ...

Remember that whole “net neutrality” thing? You know, the roll back of internet protections that were enacted under the Obama administration? Well, it’s back in the news again — but this time for a ...

John Oliver, host of HBO’s “Last Week Tonight,” gave a brilliant explanation of the net neutrality debate during his show Sunday night, and in doing so railed against American cable companies. Oliver ...

The proponents: Twitter: For net neutrality. “Twitter and its millions of users are counting on Washington to reaffirm net neutrality rules for their obvious and myriad benefits to the Internet ...

"Net neutrality is essential for free inquiry, democratic debate, and political dissent," Kevin Howley, professor of communication (media studies) at DePauw University, tells the Christian Science ...