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The Technology Liberation Front
The Technology Liberation Front is the tech policy blog dedicated to keeping politicians' hands off the 'net and everything else related to technology.FCC Hammers Comcast For Deception and Unreasonable Internet Practices
Started by TLF · 10 months ago
WASHINGTON, August 1 â The Federal Communication Commissionâs enforcement action against Comcast can be seen either as a limited response to a companyâs deceptive practices, or a sweeping new venture by the agency into regulating internet policy.
In ruling against Comca ... Continue reading »
In ruling against Comca ... Continue reading »
11 months ago
It would be good though too to extract exactly what Public KNowledge and Free Presses complaints were, given that so much has been written here that doesn't actually mention their complaints, but would lead one to believe that this was a unilateral action on the part of the FCC...
The free speech issues that arise when a near monopoly undertakes secret, selective and discriminatory policies when they mange their networks are probably at the center of these complaints.
11 months ago
So far the only result of this enquiry is a green light for metered pricing. Higher prices for lower service, courtesy of Public Knowledge and Free Press.
Whoopee!
11 months ago
And a very important one too, on which the future class action lawsuits will undoubtable hinge...