- A Congress that refused to relinquish any statutory authority to the FCC - An Internet industry that warned of the negative economic and employment impact of the maneuver (the uncertainty will most certainly stifle innovations and investment). Perhaps
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FCC has no jurisdiction over Internet, but that won't stop its efforts: Kevin O'Brien - Cleveland Plain Dealer
It's only a matter of time before the federal government screws up the Internet. After all, the Internet is all about speed, efficiency, innovation, competition and freedom -- all attributes the federal government finds abhorrent. The Internet is also a
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A range of reactions to FCC's new Internet rules - Philadelphia Daily News
Splitting along party lines, the five-member Federal Communications Commission approved new regulations Tuesday that effectively designate the federal agency an Internet traffic cop. The vote culminated months of contentious negotiations involving
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Internet phone service Skype suffers outage - USA Today
UPDATE at 1:50 a.m. ET ( posted by Nancy Blair): Skype appears to be back up for at least some users, according to reports on Twitter and our own tests, although there is no official word on the Skype blog. On Twitter, @Skype posted this: Thanks for your
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