Net Neutrality

We've heard politicians pledge to go after corporate power before. Here's what makes this time different.

The FCC wanted the public's input. What it got was the names of random people who had never heard of the issue.

Net neutrality is the law of the land (at least in California).

And one reason to be cautious.

Democrats are trying to restore net neutrality.

It also works well for torrenting — if that's your thing.

It's official: the Justice Department filed a lawsuit against the state of California to refute its landmark net neutrality legislation.

Firefighters had to pay up for more data.

The FCC previously blamed a DDoS attack for overwhelming its comment page on net neutrality.

Net neutrality isn't dead yet.

He's also introducing the 21st Century Internet Act.

Any hopes for the future of net neutrality may soon be dashed.

The California Consumer Privacy Act is just the beginning.

Et tu, California dem?

Hint: It's not good.

Net neutrality laws — a set of regulations that required internet providers to treat all websites equally — were officially repealed today, so here’s the low down of what that means and how it’ll affect you.

It's basically like getting a three-year subscription at the two-year price.

There is still hope.

There's hope for net neutrality yet.

A net neutrality refresher as we mourn.

Internet Association is in.

Etsy, Kickstarter, and Foursquare have signed a new petition.

Thanks, but no thanks.

They only need one more senator to get on board to force a vote.

The gun is part of the NRA's "Courage Under Fire" award.