Net Neutrality
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Net Neutrality rules approved by government; Internet to remain free and open in India
Net Neutrality rules accepted in India by Telecom Commission: Here’s what it means for Indian internet, and how we got here
Net neutrality in India gets Telecom Commission nod, no more throttling of Internet
Net Neutrality in India: Telecom Commission cleared TRAI suggestions on net-neutrality that bar service providers from discriminating against internet content and services by blocking, throttling
Telecom Commission approves net neutrality, new telecom policy
An official, who was part of the meeting, said that the Telecom Commission has approved the installation of around 12.5 lakh WiFi hotspot in all gram panchayats with viability gap funding of around Rs 6,000 crore by December 2018.
Net Neutrality rules, new telecom policy approved by Telecom Commission
Net Neutrality rules which bar service providers from discriminating against Internet content and services have been approved by the Telecom Commission.
US net neutrality rules expire, court battle looms
New regulations that took legal effect Monday give internet service providers (ISPs) sweeping power to slow, block or offer “paid prioritization” to some websites as long as they disclose the practices.
United States: Barack Obama-era net neutrality rules expire, court battle looms
New regulations that took legal effect Monday give internet service providers (ISPs) sweeping power to slow, block or offer “paid prioritization” to some websites as long as they disclose the practices.
US Senate backs effort to restore ‘net neutrality’ rules
US Senators opposed the FCC’s bid to repeal net neutrality rules set in 2015 by President Barack Obama. The vote was won 52-47.
US Net Neutrality rules will expire on June 11: FCC
Landmark US “net neutrality” rules will expire on June 11, and new regulations handing providers broad new power over how consumers can access the internet will take effect.
Telecom Commission could discuss in-flight connectivity, net neutrality in May 1 meeting
In-flight connectivity and net neutrality rules could be in the offing, as the Telecom Commission will meet on May 1.
US appeals court in San Francisco will hear net neutrality appeal
A dozen challenges have been filed by 22 state attorneys general, public interest groups, internet companies, a California county and the state’s Public Utilities Commission seeking to block the Trump administration’s repeal of landmark rules designed to ensure a free and open internet from taking effect.
Washington becomes first state to approve net neutrality rules
Washington became the first state Monday to set up its own net-neutrality requirements after US regulators repealed Obama-era rules that banned internet providers from blocking content or interfering with online traffic.
Mozilla, Vimeo initiate net neutrality legal battle gainst US FCC
Internet services company Mozilla and video platform Vimeo have led a legal suit against the US FCC, against its decision to roll back net neutrality rules set by the Obama administration.
Facebook, Google back US congressional vote to keep the net neutral
The Internet Asociation, including tech giants Google and Facebook, has sent a letter to the US Senate, urging them to turn over the net neutrality repeal set by the FCC.
Netflix’s success turns net neutrality into an afterthought
Once a vocal supporter of net neutrality rules, the rising success of Netflix means that the company can continue its march without pitching for equal internet rights.
Wave of lawsuits filed against US FCC to block net neutrality repeal
The lawsuit filed against the US FCC, that seeks to roll back net neutrality rules set under former President Barack Obama, is set to begin from today.
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