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Access submits comments on zero rating to government of Brazil

2 Apr 2015

Almost a year after the approval of Brazil’s landmark Marco Civil da Internet, the government is seeking public comments on how best to implement the legislation. Access submitted a brief on zero rating, a dangerous practice that threatens to undermine the open internet in the country.

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Access submits comments on zero rating to government of Brazil
2 Apr 2015
Access submits comments on zero rating to government of Brazil
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Net Neutrality rules ban fast and slow lanes, but leave zero rating in place

13 Mar 2015

Today the U.S. Federal Communications Commission released its rules to implement its landmark Open Internet Order.

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Net Neutrality rules ban fast and slow lanes, but leave zero rating in place
13 Mar 2015
Net Neutrality rules ban fast and slow lanes, but leave zero rating in place
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Net Neutrality rules ban fast and slow lanes, but leave zero rating in place

12 Mar 2015

After a lot anticipation and hand wringing, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission finally released its rules about how it will implement its landmark Open Internet Order. The rules — which run some 300 pages — block the creation of fast and slow lanes and appropriately classify broadband internet as a “telecommunications service” under Title II of the Communications Act.

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Net Neutrality rules ban fast and slow lanes, but leave zero rating in place
12 Mar 2015
Net Neutrality rules ban fast and slow lanes, but leave zero rating in place