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New Bills Could Restore Net Neutrality
Newly-introduced legislative bills in the US Senate and House of Representatives could potentially restore the Net neutrality rules until the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issues an updated set of regulations. The two bills were introduced by the Democrats on Monday in response to the ongoing debate over the legality of Net neutrality. Only a few Full Article
FCC May Overhaul US Phone System
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is currently considering ridding the country of its traditional copper wire system in favor of a more modern network based on Internal Protocol. This ...Full Article
FCC to Open Military Frequencies to Wireless Users
The demand for wireless connectivity is on the rise, but frequencies to run those connections on are limited and getting very clogged up by the rush of daily traffic. ...Full Article
Federal Court Throws out Net Neutrality Rules
In a serious blow to internet equality, a federal appeals court has ruled against the FCC’s Net Neutrality policy, stating that the agency was not authorized to impose its ...Full Article