BGR What a shocker, the tech world fiercely opposes Trump’s border policy on childrenbgr.com - Chris Smith Depending on where you stand on the whole Trump border policy that separates children from their families at the border, you might refer to these …
BGR It sure looks like the FCC lied about a cyberattack to avoid net neutrality commentsbgr.com - Chris Mills Last year, the Federal Communications Commission voted to overturn net neutrality rules, a move that millions of people protested in comments sent to …
BGR The California Senate voted to restore net neutrality, but don’t celebrate just yetbgr.com - Chris Mills In a vote today, the California Senate approved state-level net neutrality rules to replace the ones that the Federal Communications Commission voted …
BGR How to watch Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony at the European Parliament todaybgr.com - Jacob Siegal Mark Zuckerberg managed to navigate his two days in Congress relatively easily last month, but his testimony in front of the European Parliament on …
BGR FCC commissioner takes final shot at ISPs on her way outbgr.com - Chris Mills In April, Democratic Commissioner Mignon Clyburn announced that she’s leaving the FCC after a nine-year tenure. During her time, Clyburn forged a …
BGR Senator Schatz: Net neutrality vote is a chance for Republicans to show they’re independentbgr.com - Chris Mills Yesterday, in a move that took a few people by surprise, the Senate voted 52-47 in favor of a bill that would reverse last year’s contentious …
BGRFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo The Senate just voted to uphold net neutrality rules – here’s what happens nextbgr.com - Chris Mills With the support of three Republican senators and all the Democrats, the Senate just voted in favor of a bill that would reverse last year’s …
BGR This bipartisan bill finally gets encryption rightbgr.com - Chris Mills Politicians and technology mix about as well as coffee and cilantro: if they’re not busy making terrible comparisons between net neutrality and …
BGRFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Net neutrality officially dies on June 11thbgr.com - Chris Mills Although the Federal Communications Commission voted to kill off net neutrality rules last fall, nothing has actually changed yet. Sections of the …
BGR Pentagon bans Chinese smartphone sales on military basesbgr.com - Chris Smith After advising consumers and carriers against buying and selling devices made by Huawei and ZTE, and after banning ZTE from dealing with US-based …
BGR UK Parliament will force Mark Zuckerberg to endure more awkward questionsbgr.com - Chris Mills Earlier this month, we had the undoubted pleasure of watching Mark Zuckerberg squirm awkwardly on his booster seat in front of lawmakers for two …
BGR Democrats have already called for a hearing on the T-Mobile mergerbgr.com - Chris Mills From the very first moment that T-Mobile and Sprint made their merger official, it’s been clear that the government will be the biggest obstacle to …
BGRFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Ajit Pai is delaying the net neutrality repeal he claimed was so urgentbgr.com - Chris Mills Last fall, Ajit Pai strong-armed net neutrality repeal through the Federal Communications Commission, not stopping to listen to the tens of millions …
BGR The GOP isn’t even pretending to like net neutrality any morebgr.com - Chris Mills It’s not really news that politicians are bad at understanding net neutrality. Between calling it “Obamacare for the internet” or using a hilariously …
BGRFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo I’m starting to think not everyone at the FCC has consumers’ best interests at heartbgr.com - Chris Mills Brace yourself, because this might come as a shock: A former telecoms executive who was tapped to run the FCC’s rural broadband panel has been …
BGR One of net neutrality’s biggest defenders is leaving the FCCbgr.com - Chris Mills Democratic Commissioner Mignon Clyburn is leaving the Federal Communications Commission after nine years. During her tenure, Clyburn served as …
BGR Obama’s first FCC chief thinks telecoms firms are to blame for the net neutrality issuebgr.com - Chris Mills Last year, net neutrality became a national issue, thanks solely to the efforts of Trump-appointed FCC Chairman Ajit Pai to roll back Obama-era rules …
BGRFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Obama’s FTC chairman has truly gone to the dark sidebgr.com - Chris Mills We enjoy reminding everyone that the current chair of the Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai, is a former Verizon lobbyist. But Pai is far …
BGR Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony is the biggest test for Facebook’s lobbying powerbgr.com - Chris Mills At 2:15PM today, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg began making his long-awaited appearance on Capitol Hill to answer questions from lawmakers. Given the …
BGR Fox News broadcasts poll results showing they are the least trusted networkbgr.com - Mike Wehner It must be hard to be a news anchor these days. No matter what network you work for, you’re constantly being told your reporting is either …
BGR Yep, a Comcast lobbyist is already scheming about paid fast lanesbgr.com - Chris Mills Last year, the telecoms industry scored a huge win by pushing net neutrality repeal through the Federal Communications Commission. The rule change …
BGRFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Of course AT&T and Verizon will ‘aggressively challenge’ any state net neutrality lawsbgr.com - Chris Mills In the wake of the FCC’s net neutrality repeal late last year, the hottest thing to do as a Democratic state legislator has been to introduce …
BGR Mark Zuckerberg will testify before Congress to address Cambridge Analytica scandalbgr.com - Jacob Siegal Mark Zuckerberg has decided that he will speak before Senate Judiciary Committee, according to a new report from CNN. Congress has been requesting to …
BGRFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Ajit Pai is still blaming everything on net neutralitybgr.com - Chris Mills Ajit Pai, the former Verizon lawyer who now runs the FCC, successfully ram-rodded a repeal of net neutrality rules from the FCC last fall. In doing …
BGR Mark Zuckerberg has finally spoken out about the Cambridge Analytica scandalbgr.com - Chris Mills Facebook is no stranger to scandal, but the last few days have been a particular kind of rocky for the gargantuan social network. Following …
BGR This is how big cable companies make sure they never face real competitionbgr.com - Chris Mills The vast majority of Americans have no choice when it comes to home internet. By and large, a handful of cable companies have the nation divided up …
BGR Rhode Island plans bill to hold residents’ porn for $20 ransombgr.com - Chris Mills Rhode Island lawmakers have come up with an ingenious new way to raise revenue on residents: a one-time $20 tax on anyone who wants to watch internet …
BGR Don’t believe a word AT&T says about net neutralitybgr.com - Chris Mills Yesterday, net neutrality advocates from across the internet teamed up for a day of action to promote a fair and open internet. AT&T, one of the …
BGR If you’re having problems in the bedroom, Democrats want you to blame the GOP and net neutralitybgr.com - Chris Mills Very in-touch and down-with-the-kids lawmaker Chuck Schumer took to Twitter today to push the Senate CRA bill that could overturn the FCC’s net …
