Net Neutrality - Page 2

The 2015 net neutrality rules passed under Obama did not apply to Google, Facebook, or any big internet platform. The massive lobbying forces of Silicon Valley worked hand and glove with the Obama administration to ensure these fake net neutrality rules did not apply to their own businesses.

Former FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell told Breitbart that the Facebook privacy scandal “is a watershed moment for how people will perceive privacy.”

Left-wing “net neutrality groups” have paid little attention to the growing power of Google, Facebook, Twitter, and other companies engaged in the restriction of online content.

U.S. Senators Jon Tester (R, MT) and Cory Booker (D, NJ) took to the court to sink a few friendly buckets this week, but Tester seemed to get the better of the undersized Booker.

The NRA gave FCC Chairman Ajit Pai its Charlton Heston Courage Under Fire award at CPAC for saving the Internet.

Burger King has released a video criticizing the FCC’s repeal of net neutrality by attempting to explain the issue through their hamburgers.

The State of California is leading 20 other states — and defending Silicon Valley’s interests — by suing the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to stop its decision to repeal Net Neutrality rules.

Police arrested a Los Angeles man on Friday after he made a revenge prank call — a “swatting” — to police in Kansas about a potential hostage incident that resulted in the police killing an innocent man.

It has been a year of setbacks for big tech, with Google, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook, among other tech companies, all finding themselves facing new political threats from without and within. Tech companies’ favorite candidate lost the election, they were hauled before congress, and both left and right-wing media are out to get them.

Rep.Marsha Blackburn told Breitbart News that she will propose legislation to “codify the rules of a free and open Internet.”

California’s Democrat-controlled legislature is again leading the so-called “resistance” to President Donald Trump — this time, by planning to reinstate Net Neutrality rules repealed by FCC’s Republican majority last Thursday.

YouTube took down a video featuring FCC chairman Ajit Pai making the case for Title II repeal earlier today, only to restore it several hours later.

The FCC has repealed Net Neutrality in a 3 – 2 vote, and the world is about to end. Or so you’d think, if you believed left-wing Twitter.

Hollywood stars took to social media Thursday to denounce the Federal Communications Commission, Chairman Ajit Pai, and the agency’s vote to repeal Obama-era net neutrality regulations, restoring what the FCC chief called the restoration of a “free and open Internet.”

After the FCC voted to repeal the net neutrality regulation on Thursday, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) characterized the decision as “disastrous” and stated that “everything we can” has to be done to defeat the repeal legislatively and in the courts.

OUT Magazine and GLAAD both claimed on Thursday that the repeal of net neutrality is a “blow to minority communities, particularly LGBTQ web users.”

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) passed the FCC’s “Restoring Internet Freedom Order” on Thursday, which will repeal the agency’s 2015 net neutrality regulation.

The FCC will repeal net neutrality on Thursday, much to the dismay of Silicon Valley and Democrats and to the cheer of conservatives.

Republican Congressman John Katko was reportedly threatened with murder by a New York man if he did not support net neutrality.

FCC Chair Ajit Pai said Tuesday that Facebook, Google, and Twitter want net neutrality to “cement their dominance in the Internet economy.”

FCC chairman Ajit Pai responded to a number of arguments made by defenders of the existing Net Neutrality framework

The FCC Chairman called out Twitter and other Silicon Valley giants for their long track record of censoring conservative viewpoints.

Left-wing activists warn that Net Neutrality reform will allow big corporations to destroy the open internet. But that’s already happening.

Peter Thiel has sold three-quarters of the Facebook shares he picked as Mark Zuckerberg’s first venture capitalist, even as the Silicon Valley boycott against him intensifies.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai plans a December vote to repeal the agency’s net neutrality rule.

The Senate reconfirmed Ajit Pai to serve as the chairman for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Monday.

A Broadband for America report found that once they accounted for fake email domains and unverifiable international comments, 69 percent of those who filed opinions through the Federal Communication Commission’s (FCC) comment system favored repealing net neutrality.

Cloudflare chief executive Matthew Prince expressed remorse on Tuesday in an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, suggesting that his arbitrary decision to remove the Daily Stormer from his company’s services might endanger free speech on the internet.

Net neutrality advocates frequently warn about the perils of internet service providers (ISPs) censoring the internet yet remain remarkably silent when Cloudflare, Google, and other companies censor free speech.

Facebook, Amazon, Google, and Netflix have ignored the chance to testify in front of congress on the future of net neutrality, despite their protests of the Trump administration’s proposed reversal of existing Internet rules.

The number of federally registered political lobbyists has fallen by 14 percent thus far in 2017 from the 2016 total. However, based on data provided by the non-partisan OpenSecrets.org, spending by lobbyists is on track to rise by about 3 percent in 2017.

A group of anti-Trump activists is offering potentially as much as $15,000 to full-time political activists to help in the resistance against President Donald Trump.

Over 1.3 million Federal Communications Commission (FCC) comments came from Russia and other foreign countries, according to a new study commissioned by the National Legal and Policy Center (NLPC).

Conservatives disputed an establishment Republican poll that allegedly shows overwhelming support for net neutrality. Many tech advocates and conservatives argue that the poll skews questions to show a false level of support for net neutrality.

The “Day of Action” for Net Neutrality, organized by the world’s biggest corporations for their own economic benefit, appears to be fizzling into a big yawn.

Tech giants Google and Amazon have joined an online protest aiming to derail a bill that would roll back Obama-era net neutrality rules.