Sentences with phrase «neutrality advocates»

There was no detail at the time, but now we have it — and net neutrality advocates will not be pleased.

But among net neutrality advocates, Title II is often considered the best way to create Open Internet rules that will stand up in court.

But network neutrality advocates argue that the caps violate the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules.

The grassroots net neutrality advocates are becoming increasingly organized.

Net neutrality advocates say they're also launching a day of action Wednesday focused o...

Many large websites, net neutrality advocates all, have banded together to demonstrate what...

Net - neutrality advocates, meanwhile, argued for years prior to the 2015 order that Title II classification is the only way to legally uphold net - neutrality laws.

Net neutrality advocates have planned a legal challenge aimed at preserving the rules.

On one hand, there are the net neutrality advocates, who contend that the ISPs should flat - out be reclassified as a common carrier, or utilities, and thus all online traffic should be treated equally.

Net neutrality advocates argue that the proposal is too complicated to hold up in court and instead, they want the agency to challenge a 2002 decision that deregulated the Internet providers in the first place.

Net - neutrality advocates say zero - rating, if left unchecked, could create an environment where the proverbial «haves» of the internet — Netflix, Amazon, YouTube, etc., many of whom have been and continue to be leery of zero - rating as it exists today — are in a better position to gain the zero - rating advantage.

If more and more customers take a liking to the idea, it might make it harder for net neutrality advocates to make their case.

But it's hard to see a practical difference between this deal and the kind of tiered access that network neutrality advocates have long feared.»

In 2014, she launched a surprisingly potent bid to oust New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, along with her running mate, Columbia law professor and net neutrality advocate Tim Wu.

Not exact matches

Advocates for net neutrality have been hoping for stronger regulatory oversight of ISPs by reclassifying them as common carriers in all of their business dealings.

Net neutrality, in case you need a refresher, is the term used to describe the unrestricted flow of content over the Internet, and it's been advocated by everyone from legal luminaries including Harvard professor Lawrence Lessig to entrepreneurs such as Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, and startups such as Etsy and Meetup, and countless others.

That's coming, but you're going to be sorry, say advocates of net neutrality.

He's an economist, consultant, and longtime advocate of deregulating the telecoms industry — in other words, he's adamantly opposed to the current net neutrality rules.

As the net neutrality debate continues to rage on between Internet service providers (ISPs) and advocates calling for stricter regulation, it seems Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler is eyeing a compromise.

Advocates of the net neutrality rules also plan a legal challenge.

John Oliver and other advocates are wrong about net neutrality, Ian Tuttle write on National Review.

From farmers in South Dakota to musicians in Kentucky to small business owners in Utah, net neutrality is just as important to redditors as it is to Reddit and we will continue to advocate for and work constructively to maintain a free and open Internet.

But advocates must also acknowledge that the internet is hardly a healthy environment for competition, consumer protection, and equity of use even with net - neutrality guidelines in place.

Nord's «curricular neutrality» will likely give more aid to advocates of a prayer or «religious equality» amendment than comfort to strict separationists.

For example, most Western human rights advocates, even from Christian traditions, would say that religious freedom requires state religious neutrality.

(Wu, a Columbia Law professor and leading advocate of net neutrality, had told a radio host he'd like to relieve small businesses of «red tape,» a comment that caused W.F.P. to «strongly disagree» with his «slippery slope» position on the Scaffold Law.)

At 10:30 a.m., Assemblywoman Patricia Fahy and state Sen. David Carlucci join advocates from New York's small business, school and library communities to push their legislation to enforce net neutrality in New York, Legislative Office Building, LCA Pressroom, Room 130, Albany.

«When I compared the issue of net neutrality to women's suffrage, I was saying the issue started, like women's suffrage, with a small number of passionate advocates and then grew to become something amazing,» Mr. Wu said in a statement to the Observer.

Former city Public Advocate Mark Green said the Times was giving Cuomo a public spanking with its damning neutrality.

Advocates for a free Internet in New York and around the country have been holding hastily - called meetings to analyze a move by the FCC chairman that appears to threaten «net neutrality» by allowing some companies to offer higher speeds at higher prices.

Quietly, the Department of Health this year shifted its position on diesel from neutrality to one advocating a precautionary approach.

But the FCC can reassert its authority over high - speed Internet services and try again by simply reclassifying the broadband providers, saysSusan Crawford, a professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York City and an advocate of net neutrality.

CSW has long advocated for the need for objectivity (i.e., regard for empirical evidence), but not for neutrality (e.g., fake «balance» of conflicting views without regard for evaluating the merits) in press coverage of science - related stores.

Witness two items making the rounds of the blogosphere, one tying advocacy for net neutrality to a presidential candidate's supposed denigration of Christians, and the second involving an advocate's promise to deflower every virgin who joins her campaign.

Advocate General Kokott of the European Court of Justice has given an opinion that precluding a Muslim employee from wearing a headscarf to work is not direct discrimination where the prohibition is founded on a general company policy of political and religious neutrality.

The Advocate considered that here, because the policy of political and religious neutrality was crucial to G4S due to the wide range of customers with which it dealt, it pursued a legitimate aim.

Open technology advocates generally have expressed support for the California proposal, arguing that the FCC order to overturn Net neutrality could have a negative impact on consumers, technology startups, content producers and others.

In a deal that can power the talking points of «net neutrality» detractors and advocates alike, video streamer Netflix announced «a mutually beneficial interconnection agreement» with cable giant Comcast.

Slush Pool has been long maintaining neutrality and advocating for miners» independence in choosing a specific proposal.

The full - time practice of mediation brings a neutrality and seasoned approach difficult for lawyers still also acting in the «part - time» role of advocating or litigating for other clients.

The key is to have neutrality in the financial expert and the child specialist so that they're not just hired guns representing one party's interests, but they're really advocating for the process.