Chairman Tom Wheeler at the Federal Communications Commission is moving in the right direction toward true net neutrality. He deserves some plaudits for abandoning the deeply flawed proposal put ...

The Obama-era federal regulations known as net neutrality are done – at least for now. Though whether anything will change depends on where you live, and what internet service providers choose to do ...

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission should reverse course and keep the net neutrality rules it passed just two years ago, several Democratic senators said Wednesday. The FCC has not yet moved ...

Net neutrality rules require broadband internet providers to treat all internet traffic equally, preventing companies like Comcast and Verizon from favoring some websites and apps over others. The ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A federal appeals court struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s net neutrality rules that prevented internet service ...

“Do you honestly think you’re going to replace this?” “This” was a thick phone book, or “Yellow Pages”, which on its own requires clarification since many reading this opinion piece are fortunate ...

The Federal Communications Commission has restored net neutrality rules that ban content providers from restricting bandwidth to customers. (Photo by Michael Bocchieri/Getty Images) Consumers can look ...

While some people may declare net neutrality “dead” because the repeal is now in motion, there are still several avenues being explored by activists, advocates, states, and even Congress to save net ...

More than 200 tech companies and trade associations from across the country are using Cyber Monday as part of their appeal to Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai to keep net neutrality ...

WASHINGTON -- A federal appeals court struck down the Federal Communications Commission's landmark net neutrality rules on Thursday, ending a nearly two-decade effort to regulate broadband internet ...

Internet users might notice something about their favorite websites on Wednesday: They're talking about a slower Internet. It's a way of participating in Net Neutrality Day, a protest calling ...