Posts tagged Julius Genachowski

A Man. A Plan. A Problem. The Internet.
Tim Karr
March 17, 2010

Judging from the back-slapping and high fives over at the FCC, you’d think that America’s Internet was sailing smoothly into the future. Think again.

Clyburn Emerges as Powerful Voice for an Open Internet
Tim Karr
January 25, 2010

When Mignon Clyburn's nomination for FCC commissioner was announced last year, the news met with mixed reactions from seasoned agency watchers.

Historic Day for Net Neutrality
Megan Tady
October 22, 2009

The Federal Communications Commission just approved a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Net Neutrality this morning, following through on its promise to preserve an open Internet.

Overwhelming Support for Net Neutrality on Eve of FCC Meeting
Megan Tady
October 21, 2009

Support for Net Neutrality is streaming in faster than we can say “Julius Genachowski.”

NYT: Time to Make Net Neutrality the Law
Tim Karr
August 29, 2009

The New York Times gets Net Neutrality right again, and again, and again. In their fourth editorial in support of Net Neutrality the newspaper’s editors write:

Net Neutrality Champion Takes Charge in the Senate
Tim Karr
February 20, 2009

The pieces are falling into place to finally pass Net Neutrality.

Yesterday, President Barack Obama signed an economic stimulus bill with $7.2 billion to get fast, affordable, neutral Internet to the nearly half of American homes that don't have it.