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Archivo mensual: May 2014
Here’s Why Killing Net Neutrality Makes You Pay Twice
Originalmente publicado en SoMeLaw Thoughts:
This matters. A lot. I’m not going to recap the wealth of discussion and debate over Net Neutrality. You know how to use Google, so use that to find more information. Or for the most…
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Is net neutrality dying? Has the FCC killed it? What comes next? Here’s what you need to know
Originalmente publicado en Gigaom:
The issue of net neutrality is back in the news again, thanks to some proposed rule changes by the Federal Communications Commission, changes that the regulator says are aimed at protecting a «free and open internet.»…
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Net Neutrality Important to Education
Originalmente publicado en Pilant's Faculty Senate Page:
Net Neutrality Important to Education We educators depend on the internet to communicate with our students, share files, and sometimes teach classes entirely through the medium. We depend on having a good…
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The Rotten Roots. Summary of Issues and Sources on Net Neutrality
Origin of the problem The timeline of the Net Neutrality issue has been detailed here: http://gigaom.com/2014/05/15/net-neutrality-2014/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter ‘Wheeler said that peering is «an issue that we are investigating, it’s an issue we are very interested in, but it’s not the … Seguir leyendo
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Etiquetado Access Providers, Internet Governance, Net neutrality, Policy & Regulation
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2050: The Internet Odyssey. How we lost it and a way to get it back.
The Internet was replaced by a dual system created in 2014: a fiber optic network called «Net2Cash». It has a speed of one hundred Petabits per second (equivalent to 100 million Gigabits per second or 100,000 million Megabits per second). … Seguir leyendo
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Etiquetado FCC, internet, internet carriers, Internet Governance, Net neutrality, speed line, Tom Wheeler
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Odisea en la Internet. Como la perdimos y el camino para recuperarla.
Año 2050. La Internet ha sido reemplazada por un sistema doble que se creó en el año 2014: la red de fibra óptica llamada “Net2Cash” por la cual se hace un pago automático que se descuenta de nuestra cuenta maestra … Seguir leyendo
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