In a blow to the free and open internet, a federal appeals court ruled that the FCC does not have the authority to impose net neutrality rules.
The open internet is, once again, protected from corporations.
The FCC is forcing ISPs to break down the costs of their internet bills, including hidden fees, to customers thanks to its new "nutrition labels."
It's the first step in bringing back open internet protections.
After nearly six years of allowing internet providers to throttle speeds, the FCC is reportedly ready to reclassify broadband as an essential service.
Newly confirmed FCC commissioner Anna Gomez, who has spent years in the telecom industry, was praised by both consumer advocates and telecom giants alike.
The FCC will soon require that companies show a ‘nutrition label’ for costs, but ISPs complained some of those listings are just too much of a 'burden.'
The veteran consumer advocate said "legions of cable and media industry lobbyists" lobbed “unrelenting, dishonest and cruel attacks” at her for 16 months.
A controversial new bill would make it illegal for internet service providers to let Texans read about abortion pills.
Providers like Comcast, AT&T, and Cox will have to display actual costs of service, including hidden fees, data caps, speed promises, and discount expiration.
An unprecedented study from Consumer Reports found widespread problems that make it impossible for people to understand what they're really paying for
The newly proposed legislation would officially classify broadband as an essential service and grant the FCC the authority to enforce net neutrality rules.
The pledge is meant to signal a difference of approach toward the internet compared to Russia and China.
California's net neutrality law will remain in effect after industry associations lost big in court.
Their support stands in contrast to traditional Republicans who have fought tooth and nail to delay and derail Biden’s nominations.
If the Senate approves her and other nominees, the FCC can avoid a Republican majority and start fixing Trump-era rollbacks.
SK Broadband is suing Netflix for a surge in network traffic in an age-old debate over net neutrality
Vodafone and Telekom plans exempting partners from data caps are "contrary to the regulation on open internet access," the court ruled.
Telecom companies lobby hard to limit the deployment of fiber optic broadband to wealthier neighborhoods because it helps them maintain their monopolies.
You'll no longer be throttled for using your data.
