If you like how your cable and satellite service works, then you’re going to love the internet after the Federal Communications Commission votes to end net neutrality protections on Dec. 14.
If the Supreme Court allows hate groups to utter hostile words against the government, surely it will guard the rights of journalists to perform their essential role in democratic society.
Individuals are not aware of all the types of data being collected about them, how they are categorized and who is using that information to make what decisions.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is proposing new rules for the Internet that have significant implications for how all of us access and pay for content online.
