net neutrality

Reaction came almost immediately -- within seconds in some cases -- to the expected defeat Thursday of a resolution to block the Federal Communications Commission's network neutrality rules.

The executive office of U.S. President Barack Obama said Tuesday that the administration strongly opposes passage in the Senate of a resolution that could impact the equal availability of the Internet to all classes of users.

Amazon's answer to the iPad made a splash in the gadget market when it was introduced recently, but the technology behind the Kindle Fire may fuel more debate in Washington over net neutrality.

Verizon filed its second suit against the network neutrality laws A submitted last December by the Federal Communications Commission, sparking what is certain to be more debate over who has what rights to regulate the content on the Internet.

Verizon Communications, the largest U.S. cell phone carrier, is suing to overturn new government regulations governing the flow of Internet traffic.

Today, the Obama administration officially published the Federal Communications Commission so-called net neutrality rules in the Federal Register.

Controversial net neutrality rules designed by the Federal Communications Commission to prevent internet providers from imposing higher fees on subscribers that stream video or play online games will go into effect on November 20.

The FCC appears to have coordinated its public message regarding 'net neutrality' with Free Press, a left wing non-profit organization seeking to reform the media, according to e-mails released Thursday.

Slideshow: Obama's Tech Tools The House of Representatives has voted to overturn rules passed by the Federal Communications Commission that prevented Internet service providers from controlling online access.

The fear and loathing index on AT&T's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile just keeps rising.