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Surge in streaming media traffic raises the old concern – who should pay?
SK vs Netflix has drawn attention to the amount of data traffic overtaking networks, and that some rules are outdated for streaming media. Read more…
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South Korea is leading – and disrupting – the emerging 5G world
South Korea prides itself on leading in 5G and a host of other areas. 5G speeds in South Korea are 10 times as fast as in other countries. Read more…
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Pressure on Biden to fill FCC seat and reboot net neutrality
More than 50 US groups urged President Joe Biden to fill open FCC seat in order to begin the process of reinstating net neutrality rules Read more…
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Telcos urge Indian govt to defer net neutrality and regulate OTT players
Indian telecom operators have urged the government to bring OTT players under some form of licensing regime to establish level playing field. Read more…
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FCC Chairman stands by repeal of landmark net neutrality rules
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai said he stands by the agency’s repeal of landmark net neutrality rules. Read more…
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Trade groups challenge repeal of net neutrality rulings
Trade groups representing major tech have asked a US appeals court to reconsider its ruling that largely upheld the 2017 repeal of net neutrality rules. Read more…
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The US net neutrality landscape is now fragmented and weird
A US court says states can write their own net neutrality rules. Strangely the legal reasoning has little to do with net neutrality. Or how the internet works. Read more…
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Why EU operators keep losing the battle against net neutrality
Policymakers promised that the EU’s net neutrality law would bring more innovation and protect end user rights, but it appears that it is doing the opposite. Read more…
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Reddit and Telegram being blocked by ISPs in India
Websites like Reddit and Telegram are being blocked in India by internet service providers, throwing into question the enforcement of net neutrality rules. Read more…
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No, the Supreme Court did not end the net neutrality debate
ITEM: On Monday, the US Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) declined to hear a case brought by telecoms companies to reverse earlier rulings by lower courts that the 2015 Obama-era net neutrality rules were Read more…
