- Posted by Josh Srago /
- June 13, 2017
The FCC has released the FCC Proposed Net Neutrality Changes to step back the 2015 Open Internet Rules. They are seeking comments on several aspects of their plan and their understandings...
Read MoreThe FCC has released the FCC Proposed Net Neutrality Changes to step back the 2015 Open Internet Rules. They are seeking comments on several aspects of their plan and their understandings...
Read MoreDear Loyal Readers, I’m sorry if I haven’t been posting as much as I used to in the past. The rigors of daily life in the consulting world and attempting...
Read MoreWhat does a person do when they don’t want to the job they’ve been hired to do? Often times they quit and look for work that might suit them better....
Read MoreWell, that didn’t take long, did it? Within two weeks of the departure of former FCC Chairman Wheeler, the newly instated Chairman Pai has wasted no time instituting abandoning one...
Read MoreThe ongoing, albeit recently quiet, battle over the Open Internet Rules that the FCC passed earlier this year has been heating up again as we approach the oral arguments in...
Read MoreSince the Open Internet Rules went into effect in mid-June the public complaint department at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has been inundated with complaints about the ways ISPs treat...
Read MoreIf you haven’t been paying attention as to what’s been going on since June 12th when the Open Internet Rules from the FCC went into effect, you haven’t missed many...
Read MoreIt’s not every day that the opportunity to speak with FCC officials is presented, so I did my best to make the most of it, ultimately resulting in a phone...
Read MoreMy morning drive to work is a relatively long one at 49 miles from home to office. In that time I often have conversations with those in earlier time zones...
Read MoreIf you’re one of my regular readers, or someone that’s ever spoken to me at an industry event in the last eighteen months, then you knew this was going to...
Read MoreFCC Chairman Wheeler came to the National Associations of Broadcasters show in Las Vegas on a day many people dread – tax day. But it was a day I had...
Read MoreExactly two weeks following the FCC vote on the Open Internet, where the Commission voted 3-2 down party lines in favor of passing the rules in question, the document detailing...
Read MoreThree hundred and seventeen pages. That is currently all that stands between the public and having a network connection being turned into a utility by the FCC. With the landmark...
Read MoreLast September was the close of the open public commentary for the FCC regarding the Open Internet and net neutrality regulations. Millions of people offered commentary in the time allotted...
Read MoreTime is fleeting. As we get older we all say how quickly the year goes by and that was most certainly the case for me in 2014. It has been...
Read MoreIn case the news had slipped through your sights, the FCC’s possible plan on regulation regarding Net Neutrality was leaked to the Wall Street Journal on Friday (or read the...
Read MoreThere’s a countdown happening throughout the United States right now that was once at the forefront of conversation, but has recently taken a backseat to other socio-political issues. Net Neutrality...
Read MoreNow that the official deadline for public comments to the FCC on the Open Internet has passed, what are we the people supposed to do until they make their ruling...
Read MoreBelow is the text I submitted to the FCC for their consideration in regards to the open internet debate. Please share your thoughts, or use mine as well, and add...
Read MoreInfoComm 2014 has come and gone. While some people have written that it was a progressive, though slightly uneventful, show in terms of new product releases, there were a lot...
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