NetCompetition

Working towards a constantly-improving Internet that functions most efficiently, effectively, and productively.

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New App-Based AllVid Proposal Smokes-out Google & Public Knowledge’s Agenda: June 20, 2016 Are the FCC’s set-... https://t.co/ZJInSQzEMI

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Top Takeaways from Appeals Court Upholding FCC Title II Internet Order: June 15, 2016 The DC Circuit Court of... https://t.co/iRINh151fK

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FCC Privacy Regulation Claims: “Believe it or not!”: June 8, 2016 With due credit to “Ripley’s Believe it or ... https://t.co/q0WF6NPlBb

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Google-Android’s Strategy to Monopolize Home Digital Information & Services: June 2, 2016 Every company and i... https://t.co/81OLKU2B3S

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The 7 Huge Flaws in the FCC’s Proposed Title II Privacy Rules — NetCompetition FCC Comments: May 27, 2016 Sum... https://t.co/zMOmo6flVA

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Google’s Omnipresent Tracking Much Harder to Leave than an ISP for Privacy: May 17, 2016 If you are online, y... https://t.co/4XAf1tjtco

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Goobris: Google Expecting Less Privacy Regulation than its Competitors: May 10, 2016 Why does the company tha... https://t.co/voBPTY7Lqp

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NetCompetition’s Comments on the FCC “AllVid” Set Top Box NPRM MB Docket No. 16-42/CS Docket No. 97-80: NetCom... https://t.co/Lb1uG5FuoK

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AllVid Deja-Vu: Google-YouTube’s Forcing Video to be Open to Piracy Again: April 13, 2016 The FCC’s AllVid pro... https://t.co/oDhcfgoq5V

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FCC Unequal ISP Privacy Policy Is Unequal Protection & Unequal Opportunity: March 31, 2016 The FCC’s just pass... https://t.co/95NWtIFVfO

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Netflix’ Deceptive Throttling Will Have Unexpected Repercussions: March 24, 2016 For the last several years th... https://t.co/Dd840sQfFh

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FCC’s Apparent Arbitrary AllVid Proposal: March 18, 2016 “Contradiction contradiction contradiction,” rather t... https://t.co/bhtruP6fkp

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The FCC’s New Subtractive Privacy Policy: March 10, 2016 Less is not more. That’s real “common sense.” When on... https://t.co/IBmMTYsEw0

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FCC’s Arbitrary Competition Policy — Edge Platforms Can’t Be Gatekeepers?: March 1, 2016 Looking backwards mak... https://t.co/51Dcz8xFFp

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Can “Bright Line” FCC Title II Discrimination Bans Be Just and Reasonable?: February 9, 2016 Net neutrality ab... https://t.co/AdqjH0Zuvz

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Can “Bright Line” FCC Title II Discrimination Bans Be Just and Reasonable?: February 8, 2016 Net neutrality ab... https://t.co/z5W5HbxZB1

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FCC’s AllVid Proposal Is Really The Great Google Ad Grab: January 29, 2016 While the PR cover story of the FCC... https://t.co/RM6HNN8AuM

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Why FCC Title II Telephone Privacy Rules Can’t Work with an Open Internet: January 27, 2016 Square peg meet ro... https://t.co/2Q4h5tLlmX

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The Net Neutrality Zero Rating Inquisition vs. the FCC: January 15, 2016 Historically accurate or not, the “Sp... https://t.co/lKGPJ2PKxY

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The FCC Isn’t Neutral toward Silicon Valley’s Dominant Edge Platforms: January 7, 2016   The world is watching... https://t.co/GzVdg2NXUR