Tag: Broadband

In a letter to the Federal Communications Commission Monday, San Diego-based network provider and webcam operator Commercial Network Services said TW Cable was violating the FCC’s prohibitions against throttling Internet traffic and charging fees for prioritizing Internet traffic. Source: Time Warner Cable Net-Neutrality Complaint Filed | Variety

The new federal rules for net neutrality will be allowed to take effect on Friday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled Thursday. The court denied a request for a stay that would have put the rules on hold until a broader court battle is settled. It ruled that it Read More …

The Federal Communications Commission’s net neutrality rules take effect Friday this week, and they’ve already had a noticeable impact on the behavior of Internet service providers. The latest news occurred today when AT&T and network operator Cogent announced a new interconnection agreement for exchanging Internet traffic. If AT&T Internet users were experiencing trouble reaching websites, this could Read More …

At press time a D.C. federal appeals court had yet to rule on staying the FCC’s Title II reclassification of ISPs, but Congressional Republicans were trying to implement a legislative stay in a bill that would also cut the FCC’s budget substantially, force publication of FCC drafts and prevent any new net neutrality rules from leading Read More …