Verizon
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Internet/Telecom
Obama Cronies Discover Having Too-Much-Government Apply To Them – Is Awful
by Seton Motley June 8, 2017On the way out the door, Obama’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC) jammed through a massive new power grab – which changed the rules on data collection and sales. But only for Internet Service Providers.
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Internet/Telecom
Internet Giants, Not Broadband Providers, Are the Top Threat to Consumers
by Scott Cleland May 17, 2017The Federal Communications Commission has begun a high profile rulemaking process to undo the net neutrality rules that President Obama’s FCC passed in 2015. So it is imperative to get the basic facts right about the “networks” involved in “network neutrality.”
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Regulation
FCC Should Sunset Set-Top Box Provision Because Market is Fully Competitive
by Scott Cleland January 30, 2017The latest FCC rule was a wise, pro-competitive, pro-property rights, and good government request from Congress to the new Chairman Pai
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Internet/Telecom
Consumer Questions about FCC’s Broadband Privacy Rules — A Satire
by Scott Cleland October 30, 2016To prove to the public once and for all that the FCC’s proposed broadband privacy rules are designed to benefit consumers and not special interests, the FCC has agreed to answer some reel questions from reel people about their reel privacy concerns just before they vote on the rules October 27.
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FeaturedInternet/Telecom
When Government Makes Your Choices for You – You End Up with No Choices
by Seton Motley February 9, 2016Any and every tax, law and regulation – is government placing itself between you and the free market. And, conversely, between the free market and you. And, of course, it makes the market less free. It’s inherent. The bigger the tax – the less money you have for the market, and the less money marketeers have to operate. The bigger the laws and regulations – the less freedom we and the marketeers have to maneuver.
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FeaturedInternet/Telecom
Why Zero Rating & Flexible Pricing Options Are Just & Reasonable to FCC
by Scott Cleland January 24, 2016Net neutrality absolutists demanded Title II regulation of the Internet in hopes of getting the “strongest possible” net neutrality rules.