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The following are the latest developments in the realm of proposed legislation in the "net neutrality" issue...
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... hard for Congress to bar broadband ISPs such as AT&T and Comcast from charging them to guarantee access and service quality, often called net neutrality. ... Silicon.com - UK
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) will introduce a "compromise" Net Neutrality bill this week that would also create a complaint process through the FCC if consumers ... ZDNet - USA
two separate, but equally insightful, pieces on the real issues concerning network neutrality The first piece was by Tom Evslin and highlighted why you can't trust either the telcos or the regulators to do things right. Then, yesterday, there was the piece by Andy Kessler, suggesting we go after the telco-owned networks to force the telcos to generate some real competition. Techdirt - USA
... They are helping lead the push for "net neutrality" laws, which would force Internet service providers to treat all Web sites the same. TechNewsWorld - Sherman Oaks, CA, USA
Currently, net neutrality refers to the policies applied to traffic travelling across the Internet. The existing de facto standard itWorldCanada.com - Canada
... maker Microsoft and other proponents of keeping the status quo are lobbying Congress to pass a law that would maintain "net neutrality" -- equal status for ... TMCnet - USA
Previously DailyTech reported that the US House Committee approved the net neutrality bill which secured a solid future for consumers and prevents large telcos ... DailyTech - Chicago,IL,USA
... yours, mine or Bill Gates'. The concept of net neutrality stems from this principle. Telecommunications giants such as AT&T, Verizon ... The People's Voice - Nashville,TN,USA
The "Net Neutrality" debate is confusing, and I'm not the only one who thinks so. Andy Kessler from The Weekly Standard calls the ... Blogging Stocks - USA
"sorry for taking so long for this update, but I wanted to give the Authentium folks to today to respond; that didn't happen, and I guess we've waited long ZDNet - USA
US SENATE Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Stevens has offered a compromise in the fierce fight over legislation on internet network neutrality, but stopped ... Australian IT - Australia
... a bill that would give telcos and cable operators the right to charge extra for bandwidth usage that has become known as the battle over net neutrality. ... AXcess News - Carson City,NV,USA
... Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Stevens has offered a compromise in the fierce fight over legislation on Internet network neutrality, but stopped short Reuters - USA
... more. The idea is called Net neutrality. Declan McCullagh ... com. And Declan can you explain what Net neutrality is all about? DECLAN MCCULLAGH Marketplace - MN,USA
... Nor is it corporations versus consumer groups, though virtually every consumer-oriented group is on the Net Neutrality side. In ... RedState - Mclean,VA,USA
... and senators, believing that it will create a new form of 21st century monopoly and censorship, tabled an amendment that would enshrine "net neutrality" Silicon.com - UK
Net Neutrality is a great issue for progressives. For the ... The New Republic just came out with a pro-Net Neutrality editorial. And today ... Campus Progress - Washington,DC,USA
... Proponents of Net neutrality spin it as a way to prevent those big network providers from discriminating against the little guys USA Today - USA
Hyperbole may be the native language of Washington lobbyists, but the debate over regulating high-speed Internet providers has unleashed a rare apocalyptic synchronicity. Both sides make the same dire warning: The future of the Internet is at stake. And both respond in the wrong way. (subscription required ) Los Angeles Times - CA,USA
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