Posts Tagged Net Neutrality

The US Broadband Coalition Adoption & Use Report

Posted by Mark Hewitt in Broadband on November 13th, 2009

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Friday the 13th seems to be a day for good luck as the FCC holds a special meeting to accept and comment on the US Broadband Coalitions FCC SealAdoption and Use report.  Part of the FCC’s goal to see comments on the developing National Broadband Strategy.

You can find a copy of the Adoption and Use Report here –> Adoption & Use

You can watch the event via webcast from the FCC at 1:00 ~ 3:00 pm EST today –> FCC Webcast

If you find youself in Washingto DC today – you can attend in person: 445 12th Street, SW, Washington, DC

Access Providers, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, Broadband, Broadband Internet access, Business and Economy, Congress, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, Genachowski, Health care, Internet, Internet service provider, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Net Neutrality, NTIA, Rural Utilities Service, Smart Grid, Telecommunication, Voice over Internet Protocol

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Net Neutrality: Opened vs. Governed

Posted by Mark Hewitt in Broadband on October 6th, 2009

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Organized by Carl Ford:  FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski has expanded from four to six the principles of freedom associated with Net Neutrality. Now however these principles are now going to be codified into regulatory rules. So the question has to be asked can the concept of Open be governed. Join us as we look at how these principles will be incorporated into policy. What companies, services and devices will be subject to these rules. And discuss if the jurisdiction of the FCC has to be modified to enable these principles.

Participants include: Todd Daubert of Kelley Drye and Hank Hultquist of AT&T.

Conference will be held on the CalliFlower platform – Net Neutrality

Broadband, FCC, Net Neutrality

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