Republicans take first step to overturn online privacy protections Your online privacy is officially toast. Republican lawmakers on Thursday took the first step in dismantling online privacy protections in a 50-to-48 vote in the Senate. Assuming [Read more]
Charter NY lawsuit: executives knew about slower speeds New York filed a lawsuit against Charter Communications Inc., accusing the second-largest cable operator of intentionally short-changing customers with slower internet speeds while renting them deficient equipment. [Read more]
Pasadena city officials decide to impose so-called Netflix tax on residents Pasadena, California has become the latest community in the Golden State to begin taxing users of Netflix, HBO Go and Hulu, according to Press-Telegram. [Read more]
How to get the best price for broadband & access secret rates from cable companies Cable executives had to acknowledge that they keep secret rate charts that are never disclosed to customers. The revelation came under questioning by [Read more]
What happens when a Congressman receives $25,500 from the telecom industry in the current election cycle? Look no further than House Appropriations Committee Chairman, Rep. Hal Rogers (R-Ky). His plan released Tuesday proposes to slash the [Read more]
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