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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundGoogle defends Net neutrality regulations
August 22, 2006 During in-person debate, telecom executives claim Google is hypocritical on Net neutrality and worried about search competition.Without 'Net neutrality,' will consumers pay twice?
February 7, 2006 If some telecommunications carriers get their way, consumers could end up handing over more for the broadband content and services they use.House rejects Net neutrality rules
June 9, 2006 House of Representatives sides with broadband providers like Verizon and AT&T over Internet companies.Republicans defeat Net neutrality proposal
April 5, 2006 House Republicans defeat Net neutrality proposal backed by Democrats and companies including Google and Microsoft.New Net neutrality plan may ruffle feathers
June 9, 2006 Google, Yahoo, Microsoft want regulations for broadband providers--but not for themselves.Senate negotiations continue over Net neutrality
June 12, 2006 All-content-must-be-equal proposals remain sticking point for Republicans drafting major telecommunications bill.FTC chief critiques Net neutrality
August 21, 2006 Commission's chairman takes aim at Senate proposal to force broadband providers to treat all content the same.Politico rejects Net neutrality concerns
March 30, 2006 Influential House member says there's no evidence of threats feared by Net companies, predicts issue will soon be "moot."Politicos divided on need for 'Net neutrality' mandate
February 7, 2006 Some say Congress must act now to prevent the creation of a "two-tiered" Internet. Others are reluctant to pass laws in what they call the absence of a visible problem. Sponsored matches for "Net Neutrality"
