Not exact matches
At the
Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this month, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler signaled that he would heed President Obama's call
to preserve net neutrality — that is, treat
broadband internet service providers as utilities (subject
to more rigorous regulation than previously)
to maintain equal
access for all
to the internet.
The commission would issue new protections for
consumer privacy, and ensure Web
access to consumers with disabilities, as well as for those living in remote locations without
broadband.
They were intended
to ensure a free and open internet, give
consumers equal
access to web content and prevent
broadband service providers from favoring their own content.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, a Republican appointed by President Donald Trump, proposed in April
to scrap the 2015 landmark net neutrality rules, moving
to give
broadband service providers sweeping power over what content
consumers can
access.
Pai, a Republican named by President Donald Trump
to head up the FCC, unveiled plans last week
to scrap the 2015 landmark net neutrality rules, moving
to give
broadband service providers sweeping power over what content
consumers can
access.
The FCC voted 3 - 2 in December
to overturn the net neutrality rules, which barred
broadband providers from blocking or slowing
access to content or allowing websites
to pay for fast lanes
to get their content more quickly
to consumers.
The 3 - 2 vote overturned net neutrality rules that barred
broadband providers from blocking or slowing
access to content or allowing websites
to pay for «fast lanes»
to get their content more quickly
to consumers.
It may have taken some time for
broadband access to proliferate and for people
to build digital habits into their everyday lives, but now
consumers start many purchases online.
But if the policy takes effect,
broadband and wireless providers could resume blocking or throttling content, and they could establish «fast lanes» for content providers who pay fees for special
access to online
consumers.
Fellows will have the opportunity
to work at public interest organizations at the forefront of debates on
broadband and
access policy, content regulation, copyright and trademark reform,
consumer privacy, open government, and more.
To test out the next generation mobile broadband Former British Telecom mobile phone network O2 has switched on a 4G LTE network in the capital, which will run for nine months and will allow hundreds of consumers, businesses and venues to gain access to the latest mobile broadband technolog
To test out the next generation mobile
broadband Former British Telecom mobile phone network O2 has switched on a 4G LTE network in the capital, which will run for nine months and will allow hundreds of
consumers, businesses and venues
to gain access to the latest mobile broadband technolog
to gain
access to the latest mobile broadband technolog
to the latest mobile
broadband technology.
The Reader Daily Edition gives
consumers wireless
access via AT&T's 3G mobile
broadband network
to Sony's eBook store from just about anywhere in the U.S. Book lovers will be able
to browse, purchase and download books as well as select newspapers and magazines when and where they want.
Due
to their high, fixed content acquisition costs, OVDs require nation - wide
access to consumers via
broadband providers such as Comcast and Time Warner.
empower
consumers and provide better connectivity so that everyone has
access to broadband wherever they live
Dubbed the «Pocket Wi - Fi» (term trademarked by eAccess), the E589 frees users from geographical and network connection constraints, enabling
consumers to enjoy LTE wireless
broadband network
access anytime, anywhere.
Apple goes on
to voice its opposition
to internet fast lanes, also called «paid prioritization,» a practice that would allow
broadband companies
to sell content providers faster
access for some
consumers.
When also combined with a
broadband connection,
consumers will enjoy an enhanced program guide and
access to online streaming services.