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Save net neutrality and keep our mobile future awesome

By Daniel Bader Last updated

Do your part to keep the internet open and weird.

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Net Neutrality Advocates Part of new U.S. Administration (Hooray!)

By WC Staff Last updated

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U.S. Senate votes to restore Net Neutrality (updated)

By Joe Maring Published

Thanks to a Congressional Review Act, Democrats have pushed the U.S. Senate to vote on potentially restoring Net Neutrality laws that have been repealed by the FCC.

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FCC unveils plans to roll back net neutrality rules

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster Last updated

The Federal Communications Comission (FCC) has unveiled its plans to roll back "net neutrality" regulations.

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Verizon says the company is 'committed to an open Internet'

By Rich Edmonds Published

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India's telecom regulator bans Free Basics in the country

By Harish Jonnalagadda Published

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It turns out T-Mobile really is throttling all video through BingeOn, according to the EFF

By Russell Holly Published

The EFF has produced a series of tests that reveal T-Mobile's BingeOn service really is throttling all video that comes through its network.

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After net neutrality concerns, Facebook is now inviting everyone to be a part of Internet.org

By Harish Jonnalagadda Published

Facebook has launched an open platform through which developers can tailor their services for Internet.org, giving millions of users across the globe the ability to enjoy basic Internet services for free.

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Indian companies withdraw from Facebook's Internet.org initiative on net neutrality grounds

By Harish Jonnalagadda Published

Indian travel portal Cleartrip and media conglomerates NDTV and Times Group have withdrawn support for Facebook's Internet.org program, citing net neutrality concerns.

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FCC votes 3-2 to reclassify broadband as a utility, sets new net neutrality rules

By John Callaham Published

The Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 today to regulate broadband providers like telephone and cable utilities under Title II of the Telecommunications Act. The FCC will also enforce a set of net neutrality rules for those companies. The changes were first proposed earlier this month.

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