Laws and Regulations

Netflix/Comcast deal makes net neutrality battle real

Net neutrality is no longer a theoretical issue - it's time to start worrying.

A call for open standards for broadband performance testing

One expert thinks broadband testing should open up for better collaboration.

How the U.S. can avoid becoming a ‘third-world country’ in broadband

An expert recently warned that the U.S. risks becoming a "third-world country" in terms of broadband access. However, there are ways to prevent that.

Verizon denies throttling Amazon’s cloud, Netflix services

In a post-net neutrality world, a blogger accuses Verizon of throttling its services

GOP presses ahead on H-1B, green cards with vague, muddy statement

House Republicans will need help from Democrats to win immigration reform

Detroit wants its own high-tech visa

But Michigan governor's plan to help troubled city will be a hard sell in Washington

Net Neutrality: You need to get involved

I don’t care if you are the kind of person who never gets involved in politics or this kind of public discussion. Net Neutrality is one issue that you need to weigh in on now.

Innovation on the web lives and dies with Net Neutrality

Net Neutrality was terminated by a Federal Court of Appeals decision in an action brought by Verizon, making it harder for breakthrough startup internet streaming companies to get off the ground.

Why even ISPs will regret the end of net neutrality

A U.S. appeals court struck down the FCC's net neutrality rules. Here's why we're all going to pay the price.

Court decision, like the FCC, overreaches