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Op-ed: Meet Jeff Flake, the Arizona senator responsible for killing online privacy protection

By Jim Kimble on March 24, 2017 3:34 pm

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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 the measure is passed by the House and President Trump, companies like Verizon, Comcast and AT&T will soon be able […]

Filed Under: PoliticsTagged With: Jeff Flake, online privacy

New York sues Charter, alleging Time Warner deceived customers over Internet speeds

By Jim Kimble on February 1, 2017 2:22 pm

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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. A 16-month investigation by the New York Attorney General’s office reviewed internal corporate communications and hundreds of thousands of subscriber […]

Filed Under: PoliticsTagged With: ny charter lawsuit

Pasadena will tax for Netflix and each streaming service a resident uses

By Jim Kimble on September 26, 2016 10:57 am

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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. The city’s finance department decided last week to impose a 9.4 percent tax on “video services” to subscribers of streaming […]

Filed Under: PoliticsTagged With: Netflix tax

Meet the Kentucky Congressman aiming to kill net neutrality

By Jim Kimble on May 26, 2016 10:43 am

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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 Federal Communications Commission’s budget by $69 million and prevent the FCC from enforcing net neutrality rules, rate regulation and hey, […]

Filed Under: PoliticsTagged With: affordable broadband, Congress, cord cutting, Federal Communications Commission, Hal Rogers, Open Internet Order

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