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"Important To Balance Open Internet, Regulations": Google's Sundar Pichai
Google CEO Sundar Pichai today said it is important to have a balance between open internet and regulations that can help support the open exchange of ideas and create opportunities.
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Open Internet More At Risk Now Than Ever Before: Twitter
Amid raging debate globally over social media regulation and controls, microblogging platform Twitter on Tuesday cautioned that 'Open Internet' is more at risk now than ever before, and asserted the need for coordinated, multi-stakeholder strategy to
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Apple, Facebook Find Something to Praise China for Amid Internet Clamp
The tacit endorsement of the event by top US tech executives comes as China introduces strict new rules on censorship and data storage.
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Google Foe Open Internet Project Takes Android Complaint to EU Regulators
The stakes are high for Google, which makes billions from advertising sales on Android phones through its apps such as Maps, Search and Gmail.
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US Appeals Court Upholds 'Open Internet' Rule
A US federal court ruled on Tuesday that the Internet is effectively a public utility, upholding a hotly contested regulation requiring broadband firms to treat all online traffic equally.
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Net Neutrality But Were Too Afraid to Ask
FCC is considering whether Internet providers should be allowed to cut deals with online services like Netflix, Amazon or YouTube to move their content faster.
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Future of Open Internet Faces Numerous Threats: Survey
A survey of experts and layman found the majority were generally optimistic about Internet freedom, but that a significant number expressed concerns.
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US Regulators Tentatively Open Internet 'Fast Lanes'
US regulators voted on Thursday for a proposal that would allow Internet "fast lanes" while leaving open the possibility of tougher regulations to protect online access.
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Europe's Digital Firms Demand New Antitrust Probe Against Google
In a submission, the Open Internet Project accused Google of using its dominant position to abuse competitors and squeeze out rivals.
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FCC Vote on Net Neutrality Will Kick Off Long Battle
Public interest groups plan to protest a proposal that may allow Internet providers to charge some content companies for faster and more reliable delivery.
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"Important To Balance Open Internet, Regulations": Google's Sundar Pichai
Google CEO Sundar Pichai today said it is important to have a balance between open internet and regulations that can help support the open exchange of ideas and create opportunities.
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Open Internet More At Risk Now Than Ever Before: Twitter
Amid raging debate globally over social media regulation and controls, microblogging platform Twitter on Tuesday cautioned that 'Open Internet' is more at risk now than ever before, and asserted the need for coordinated, multi-stakeholder strategy to
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Apple, Facebook Find Something to Praise China for Amid Internet Clamp
The tacit endorsement of the event by top US tech executives comes as China introduces strict new rules on censorship and data storage.
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Google Foe Open Internet Project Takes Android Complaint to EU Regulators
The stakes are high for Google, which makes billions from advertising sales on Android phones through its apps such as Maps, Search and Gmail.
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US Appeals Court Upholds 'Open Internet' Rule
A US federal court ruled on Tuesday that the Internet is effectively a public utility, upholding a hotly contested regulation requiring broadband firms to treat all online traffic equally.
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Net Neutrality But Were Too Afraid to Ask
FCC is considering whether Internet providers should be allowed to cut deals with online services like Netflix, Amazon or YouTube to move their content faster.
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Future of Open Internet Faces Numerous Threats: Survey
A survey of experts and layman found the majority were generally optimistic about Internet freedom, but that a significant number expressed concerns.
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US Regulators Tentatively Open Internet 'Fast Lanes'
US regulators voted on Thursday for a proposal that would allow Internet "fast lanes" while leaving open the possibility of tougher regulations to protect online access.
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Europe's Digital Firms Demand New Antitrust Probe Against Google
In a submission, the Open Internet Project accused Google of using its dominant position to abuse competitors and squeeze out rivals.
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FCC Vote on Net Neutrality Will Kick Off Long Battle
Public interest groups plan to protest a proposal that may allow Internet providers to charge some content companies for faster and more reliable delivery.
