FCC claims that hackers, not John Oliver, crashed its Net neutrality comments page
The Internet rejoiced over the idea that John Oliver’s rant on Net neutrality inspired trolls to do something useful, but the FCC claims it was hacked.
Google’s stance on Net neutrality is good for you, and very good for Google
Google's latest blog post promises that its new Fiber internet will work to connect Netflix and other streaming sites for free, unlike competing ISPs.
Comcast jumps up in Netflix’s ISP Speed Index for second time since cash deal
The updated rankings come just days before the vote for a new net neutrality proposal, and again raise questions as to whether Comcast is throttling video.
FCC’s revisions would ban throttling, but leave paid ‘fast lanes’ open
The FCC today announced new revisions to its new net neutrality regulations, but pay-for-priority still alive and well.
AT&T to Netflix users: Stop mooching and pay up
AT&T fires back at Netflix CEO Reed Hastings' public denouncement of MSOs over net neutrality; but there's more to this story than corporate bickering.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings decries his own deal with Comcast, pleads for net neutrality
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings takes to the internet to denounce his deal to pay Comcast for higher connection speeds, pleading for net neutrality.
FCC to bring net neutrality back from the dead with new ‘open Internet’ rules
The FCC said today that it plans to create new "network neutrality" rules that will keep Internet service providers from favoring certain types of traffic.
5 tech issues Obama should address in the 2014 State of the Union (but probably won’t)
In addition to health care and income inequality, there are a slew of technology issues President Obama should address during the 2014 State of the Union.
Will you speak up when ISPs strangle your Netflix? The company sure hopes so
Netflix doesn't seem too worried about the end of net neutrality. Maybe it should be.
Court strikes down key FCC Net neutrality rules: What it means for you
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against the FCC's Open Internet rules.
Is Verizon trying to kill Netflix? It depends who you ask
Verizon is challenging the FCC's Open Internet rules that make net neutrality the law of the land – and if it wins, Netflix could be caught in the sights.
AT&T called to task on FaceTime blocking, now what?
Everything you need to know about the AT&T FaceTime policy controversy.
