Laws and Regulations

Net neutrality decision sells consumers out to the ISPs

Legal hairsplitting aside, appellate court ruling bad for Internet at large

Appeals court strikes down FCC’s net neutrality rules

The court says the agency doesn't have the authority to regulate broadband

AT&T Data Plan Is ‘a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing’

Many consumers in the dark about Jan.1 start of light bulb phase out

Most plan to switch to compact fluorescent lamps, some plan to stockpile incandescent 60- and 40-watt bulbs

Arizona lawmaker hopes to stop NSA spy efforts in her state

State Senator Kelli Ward plans to introduce a bill that would bar all state help for the spy agency

Why CIOs stick with cloud computing despite NSA snooping scandal

IT execs are wary, but benefits of cloud technology are a powerful draw

Professors warn that grads could face competition from H-1B workers

H-1B workers, many under 30 and getting entry-level work, compete directly with new grads

Feds say 3D printed guns explode, can injure users

Plastic gun reliability depends on materials and type of 3D printer used to make them, ATF tests show

‘War Room’ notes describe IT chaos at Healthcare.gov

Congressional investigators release documents describe early woes that blunted Affordable Care Act

Healthcare.gov blame game goes on at House hearing

Feds blame 'subset' of contracts or contractors at Healthcare.gov, but then they don't