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Showing 1-7 of 7 results foundPolitico 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."Telecoms look to the future
March 22, 2006 The heavy hitters at TelecomNext in Las Vegas focus on broadband, TV, wireless and radical transformations in the telecom business.Senate panel to revisit Net neutrality proposal
June 7, 2006 A revised version of a broad communications bill is expected this week, though it's unclear whether it will satisfy critics.Senator plans Net taxes but no Net neutrality
April 25, 2006 Republican proposal would levy new taxes to pay for broadband services, but skips the thorny question of Net neutrality.House Democrats take aim at FCC practices
March 14, 2007 Politicians question commissioners' views on topics ranging from the AT&T-BellSouth merger to the NSA spy program and Net neutrality.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.Democratic senator wants Net neutrality regulations
May 9, 2006 In repeat partisan split in House, a Democratic senator takes issue with Republican broadband proposal.
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