#internet-service-providers

#internet-service-providers

California's proposed law mandates $15 monthly internet plans for low-income residents with specific speed requirements.

Vermont's Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment program aims to expand high-speed internet access with nearly $229 million in federal funds.

Ninety-three addresses in Indiana will gain broadband access with a total investment of $655,447 from the Indiana Connectivity Program.

The fight for net neutrality has been negatively impacted by the 6th Circuit Court ruling, hindering FCC regulations once again.

Restoration of net neutrality rules by FCC impacts broadband internet providers' ability to favor sites and apps, ensuring equal treatment of online traffic.

Net neutrality ensures all internet traffic is treated equally, but recent court rulings challenge its reinstatement by the FCC.

The recent court ruling marks a significant decline in net neutrality protections in the U.S.

The US government restored net neutrality rules prohibiting ISPs from manipulating internet speeds, setting the stage for potential legal battles and empowering the FCC for regulatory actions.

Cox Communications contests liability for subscriber copyright infringement, arguing a differentiation between business activities that does not directly associate profits with illegal actions.

Cox Communications is contesting a ruling that could force ISPs to disconnect users based on unproven piracy accusations, impacting entire households.

ISPs argue against mandatory policing of copyright infringement, warning it could harm innocent users and jeopardize internet accessibility.

Legal implications of the lawsuit could reshape ISP responsibilities regarding user activities.

The 5th Circuit Court ruled that ISP Grande is liable for contributory copyright infringement, highlighting its failure to address pirating subscribers effectively.

Cox Communications seeks Supreme Court review to prevent IP lawsuits against ISPs, highlighting the intersection of innovation and user privacy.

The overturning of AstraZeneca's patent verdict reveals ongoing challenges in patent law and the complexities of drug development rights.

The DOJ's consideration of actions against Google signals potential shifts in the tech industry due to antitrust concerns.

Internet service providers want Big Tech firms to subsidize broadband programs through new FCC fees on tech companies.

FCC proposed rules for ISPs to strengthen BGP security measures through confidential reports and quarterly reporting.