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Top Websites Will Participate in 'Internet Slowdown Day' Protest This Wednesday CNET Sep 08, 2014 Internet Slowdown Day will be headlined by several major companies when Web users and so-called Net activists come together on Sept. 10 to demonstrate what the Internet might look like if so-called fast lanes are allowed as part of the new net neutrality rules that the Federal Communications Commission is currently considering Yahoo Mobile Get the App advocacy event, announced Fight for the Future, the group behind the Thursday that several top websites- including Reddit, Foursquare Vimeo, Wordpress, and Boing Boing-will take part in the online event. Lest you be worried that your Internet service will get bogged down on Wednesday, fear not. Internet Slowdown Day is meant to be a symbolic protest Participating sites will display an "infinitely-loading site loading icon" to illustrate to visitors what the Web could be like if broadband providers are allowed to offer priority service as part of the upcoming net neutrality rules. The companies and activist organizations -including the American Civil Liberties Union, Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Greenpeaceill also call on visitors to contact their US representatives and officially protest the "fast lane" aspect of the potential new regulation that had originally been proposed by FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler as part of the new net neutrality rules Related stories Net neutrality debate Part I: How we got here Net neutrality debate Part II: What it means to the average Joe Web giants call for equal Internet traffic rules Net neutrality has long been a subject of debate on the Internet. The principle is simple: Internet service providers - such as AT&T, Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Verizon and governments around the world should treat all Internet traffic the same. This means ISPs shouldn't block or slow down traffic on their local broadband networks based on individual users. And they shouldn't modify their services based on the type of traffic those users are accessing or by the type of service that's sending the content. The FCC has been redrafting rules to protect this principle, since earlier rules adopted in 2010 were thrown out by a federal court in January. While Net activists all agree that new rules are necessary they were unhappy with one aspect of the FCC chairman's original proposal. In that proposal leaked in April, the new rules would explicitly allow broadband providers to offer paid prioritization' services to companies willing to pay for faster access to end users These so-called fast lanes would act much like HOV lanes on a highway, allowing certain packets that are marked priority to travel in a less congested lane to their destination. This would allow some companies, such as the video service Netflix, to get its packets of streaming video through congested networks faster than other services, which haven't paid for access to the fast lane Fight for the Future argues that the proposed rules would allow major broadband providers to create a two-tiered Internet, with slow lanes (for most of us) and fast lanes (for wealthy corporations that are willing to pay fees in exchange for fast service). The organization also argues that the and allow them to "discriminate against online content and applications." rules would hand power to Internet service providers Wheeler has backtracked with regard to his original proposal thanks in large part to strong public backlash. He says the FCC will not allow an Internet of"haves" and "have-nots" to be created. But the current proposal that is still open for public comment does ask if there are any acceptable instances where paid priority should be allowed So far, the matter hasn't been decided. However, some of the most prominent online companies in the world, including Google and Facebook, have railed against this aspect of the proposed rules, and some industry pundits say that they would negatively affect competition on the Web CNETS Marguerite Reardon contributed to this story View comments (13)
Top Websites Will Participate in 'Internet Slowdown Day' Protest This Wednesday CNET Sep 08, 2014 Internet Slowdown Day will be headlined by several major companies when Web users and so-called Net activists come together on Sept. 10 to demonstrate what the Internet might look like if so-called fast lanes are allowed as part of the new net neutrality rules that the Federal Communications Commission is currently considering Yahoo Mobile Get the App advocacy event, announced Fight for the Future, the group behind the Thursday that several top websites- including Reddit, Foursquare Vimeo, Wordpress, and Boing Boing-will take part in the online event. Lest you be worried that your Internet service will get bogged down on Wednesday, fear not. Internet Slowdown Day is meant to be a symbolic protest Participating sites will display an "infinitely-loading site loading icon" to illustrate to visitors what the Web could be like if broadband providers are allowed to offer priority service as part of the upcoming net neutrality rules. The companies and activist organizations -including the American Civil Liberties Union, Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Greenpeaceill also call on visitors to contact their US representatives and officially protest the "fast lane" aspect of the potential new regulation that had originally been proposed by FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler as part of the new net neutrality rules Related stories Net neutrality debate Part I: How we got here Net neutrality debate Part II: What it means to the average Joe Web giants call for equal Internet traffic rules Net neutrality has long been a subject of debate on the Internet. The principle is simple: Internet service providers - such as AT&T, Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Verizon and governments around the world should treat all Internet traffic the same. This means ISPs shouldn't block or slow down traffic on their local broadband networks based on individual users. And they shouldn't modify their services based on the type of traffic those users are accessing or by the type of service that's sending the content. The FCC has been redrafting rules to protect this principle, since earlier rules adopted in 2010 were thrown out by a federal court in January. While Net activists all agree that new rules are necessary they were unhappy with one aspect of the FCC chairman's original proposal. In that proposal leaked in April, the new rules would explicitly allow broadband providers to offer paid prioritization' services to companies willing to pay for faster access to end users These so-called fast lanes would act much like HOV lanes on a highway, allowing certain packets that are marked priority to travel in a less congested lane to their destination. This would allow some companies, such as the video service Netflix, to get its packets of streaming video through congested networks faster than other services, which haven't paid for access to the fast lane Fight for the Future argues that the proposed rules would allow major broadband providers to create a two-tiered Internet, with slow lanes (for most of us) and fast lanes (for wealthy corporations that are willing to pay fees in exchange for fast service). The organization also argues that the and allow them to "discriminate against online content and applications." rules would hand power to Internet service providers Wheeler has backtracked with regard to his original proposal thanks in large part to strong public backlash. He says the FCC will not allow an Internet of"haves" and "have-nots" to be created. But the current proposal that is still open for public comment does ask if there are any acceptable instances where paid priority should be allowed So far, the matter hasn't been decided. However, some of the most prominent online companies in the world, including Google and Facebook, have railed against this aspect of the proposed rules, and some industry pundits say that they would negatively affect competition on the Web CNETS Marguerite Reardon contributed to this story View comments (13)

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YOUR VOICE IN OUR GOVERNMENT CREATE A PETITION OPEN PETITIONS RESPONSES HOW & WHY WE PETITION THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION TO: Maintain true net neutrality to protect the freedom of information in the United States. True net neutrality means the free exchange of information between people and organizations. Information is key to a society's well being. One of the most effective tactics of an invading military is to inhibit the flow of information in a population, this includes which information is shared and by who Today we see this war being waged on American citizens. Recently the FCC has moved to redefine "net neutrality" to mean that corporations and organizations can pay to have their information heard, or worse, the message of their competitors silenced. We as a nation must settle for nothing less than complete neutrality in our communication channels. This is not a request, but a demand by the citizens of this nation. No bandwidth modifications of information based on content or its source. Created: Apr 24, 2014 Issues: Consumer Protections, Regulatory Reform, Technology and Telecommunication:s Learn about Petition Thresholds SIGNATURES NEEDED BY MAY 24, 2014 TO REACH GOAL OF 100,000 ,165,93 TOTAL SIGNATURES O0TAS PETATIONE 51,835
YOUR VOICE IN OUR GOVERNMENT CREATE A PETITION OPEN PETITIONS RESPONSES HOW & WHY WE PETITION THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION TO: Maintain true net neutrality to protect the freedom of information in the United States. True net neutrality means the free exchange of information between people and organizations. Information is key to a society's well being. One of the most effective tactics of an invading military is to inhibit the flow of information in a population, this includes which information is shared and by who Today we see this war being waged on American citizens. Recently the FCC has moved to redefine "net neutrality" to mean that corporations and organizations can pay to have their information heard, or worse, the message of their competitors silenced. We as a nation must settle for nothing less than complete neutrality in our communication channels. This is not a request, but a demand by the citizens of this nation. No bandwidth modifications of information based on content or its source. Created: Apr 24, 2014 Issues: Consumer Protections, Regulatory Reform, Technology and Telecommunication:s Learn about Petition Thresholds SIGNATURES NEEDED BY MAY 24, 2014 TO REACH GOAL OF 100,000 ,165,93 TOTAL SIGNATURES O0TAS PETATIONE 51,835

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A GUIDE TO the OPEN INTERNET Network neutrality is the idea that your cellular, cable, or phone internet connection should treat all websites and services the same. Big companies like AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast want to treat them differently so they can charge you more depending on what you use. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is currently debating legislation to define limits for internet service providers (ISPs). The hope is that they will keep the internet open and prevent companies from discriminating against different kinds of websites and services.
A GUIDE TO the OPEN INTERNET Network neutrality is the idea that your cellular, cable, or phone internet connection should treat all websites and services the same. Big companies like AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast want to treat them differently so they can charge you more depending on what you use. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is currently debating legislation to define limits for internet service providers (ISPs). The hope is that they will keep the internet open and prevent companies from discriminating against different kinds of websites and services.

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