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- Obamaphone Is Now Obamabroadband For Democrat Voters Who Say They’re In Need
From the Independent Sentinel: Broadband services are now a right! Broadband is being defined as a need – a right – for those who allegedly can’t pay for it themselves. No one minds giving to the poor but that is not what this is. This is...
- Breaking: Fcc Approves Net Neutrality
FCC Chairman, Tom Wheeler From Politico: The Federal Communications Commission voted along party lines Thursday to approve sweeping changes to how it regulates the Internet, capping more than a year of noisy debate that sparked millions of public...
- Congress Looking Into White House’s Role In Fcc’s Net Neutrality Regulations
Congress looking into White House’s role in FCC’s net neutrality regulations The secrecy surrounding the Obama administration's plans for regulating the Internet has prompted a congressional inquiry into whether the independent Federal Communications...
- Us To Relinquish Control Over The Internet
This could be a very dangerous move from a free speech perspective. The Washington Post (via Big Journalism) says: U.S. officials announced plans Friday to relinquish federal government control over the administration of the Internet, a move that pleased...
- Obama Administration Ceding U.s. Control Of Internet Administration
No, We Can't From the Washington Post: U.S. officials announced plans Friday to relinquish federal government control over the administration of the Internet, a move that pleased international critics but alarmed some business leaders and others who...
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FCC Commissioner: Obama’s Plan To Control the Internet
+1 MT: @AjitPaiFCC: Here's POTUS's 332-page plan to regulate the Internet. I wish the public could see what's inside. pic.twitter.com/6i7j2tYZYL
— Fred Upton (@RepFredUpton) February 6, 2015 From the Daily Caller:Republican FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai on Friday raised the first of many criticisms to come about FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler’s aggressive net neutrality plan distributed to commissioners Thursday, which Pai described as “President Obama’s 332-page plan to regulate the Internet.”
In a statement released Friday, Pai lamented the fact that the 332-page plan, which he tweeted a picture of himself holding next to a picture of Obama, won’t be released to the public until after the commission votes on its implementation later this month.
“President Obama’s plan marks a monumental shift toward government control of the Internet. It gives the FCC the power to micromanage virtually every aspect of how the Internet works,” Pai said.
“The plan explicitly opens the door to billions of dollars in new taxes on broadband… These new taxes will mean higher prices for consumers and more hidden fees that they have to pay.”GO READ THE WHOLE THING.
- Obamaphone Is Now Obamabroadband For Democrat Voters Who Say They’re In Need
From the Independent Sentinel: Broadband services are now a right! Broadband is being defined as a need – a right – for those who allegedly can’t pay for it themselves. No one minds giving to the poor but that is not what this is. This is...
- Breaking: Fcc Approves Net Neutrality
FCC Chairman, Tom Wheeler From Politico: The Federal Communications Commission voted along party lines Thursday to approve sweeping changes to how it regulates the Internet, capping more than a year of noisy debate that sparked millions of public...
- Congress Looking Into White House’s Role In Fcc’s Net Neutrality Regulations
Congress looking into White House’s role in FCC’s net neutrality regulations The secrecy surrounding the Obama administration's plans for regulating the Internet has prompted a congressional inquiry into whether the independent Federal Communications...
- Us To Relinquish Control Over The Internet
This could be a very dangerous move from a free speech perspective. The Washington Post (via Big Journalism) says: U.S. officials announced plans Friday to relinquish federal government control over the administration of the Internet, a move that pleased...
- Obama Administration Ceding U.s. Control Of Internet Administration
No, We Can't From the Washington Post: U.S. officials announced plans Friday to relinquish federal government control over the administration of the Internet, a move that pleased international critics but alarmed some business leaders and others who...