net neutrality

US web activists win long fight against telco providers to protect a free and open internet

EE, Virgin Media and Vodafone are the latest UK service providers to back Net Neutrality

White House calls for an end to blocking and throttling of traffic

Tech giants speak out against fast lane web proposals

FCC to scrutinise US ISPs speed problems

Executives claim traffic must be prioritised to manage the data explosion.

ISPs may face greater scrutiny over their traffic management practices thanks to a European Parliament vote.

The founder of the World Wide Web claims the microblogging service is no place for 'reasoned discussion.'

This week, Microsoft launched IE9, there was something of a stalemate in a net neutrality debate and Virgin boasted about its 100Mbps broadband.

Sir Tim Berners-Lee pushes his pro-net neutrality argument during a Government-held roundtable.

Leading ISPs unveil how their ‘traffic management’ rules affect customer broadband speeds, in an attempt to prove why these measures need to be taken.

A new service allowing BT to charge for superior content delivery online has riled critics.

Organisations including Yahoo and eBay have come together to ask the minister for communications to keep his promise of an open internet.

Tim Berners-Lee has warned of various threats facing the web, emphasising the need for open standards.

The communications minister has attacked fellow MP Tom Watson on Twitter, claiming critics had not “bothered” to read his net neutrality speech.

The British institution said it would warn users if ISPs were downgrading the speed of access to its websites.

The communications minister favours a two-tier speed system run by ISPs to the dismay of internet campaigners.

Internet traffic management comes under official scrutiny, as regulator probes impact on competition.

Facebook, Google and Twitter are among a large group of big industry names who've written to the FCC to support its open stance on internet regulation…

Google has its plans to speed up access by winning a "fast lane" from ISPs would not threaten net neutrality.

Larger ISPs will push against proposed neutrality bill, claiming current regulation is sufficient.

The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee has introduced legislation that, if passed, will bar network providers from discriminating against some …