Stating the bleedin' obvious: New Net Neutrality Study Leads to Calls for EU Legislation

New Net Neutrality Study Leads to Calls for EU Legislation | PCWorld Business Center: but note this remains a 'draft' that thanks the operators for their cooperation...! 'via Blog this'

D.C. Circuit Goes Through the Motions; Netherlands votes early April

Net Neutrality Update: The D.C. Circuit Goes Through the Motions : CommLawBlog: meanwhile Netherlands vote has been postponed until 3 April...

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Bringing the Internet up to Speed - Vivendi chair ...

Internet co-regulation: Bringing the Internet up to Speed - Vivendi chair ...: Bringing the Internet up to Speed : or how to end net neutrality... 'via Blog this'

It’s baaaack. Net neutrality to get its day in court

It’s baaaack. Net neutrality to get its day in court — Broadband News and Analysis: no Supreme Court decision until 2013? "FCC would turn from a letter-writing gadfly occasionally stepping in on behalf of consumers to a powerless relic of an agency as the web becomes more central to our lives."
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TeleFrieden: Metered Broadband and the Bellhead Way

TeleFrieden: Metered Broadband and the Bellhead Way: as in the US, more so in Europe (and poor Canadians get it rougher still)

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Law and the Open Internet by Adam Candeub, Daniel McCartney :: SSRN

Law and the Open Internet by Adam Candeub, Daniel McCartney :: SSRN: they haven't read the book (!), but they make a very nice reference to my work on peering, and it's a well-thought through paper that rips into conventional economic analyses.

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Neelie Kroes Tells Vodafone's Colao More Regulation Is Good for Customers, Good for Him

Neelie Kroes Tells Vodafone's Colao More Regulation Is Good for Customers, Good for Him | PCWorld Business Center: if he can't rip you off on roaming, he'll throttle your data?

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Korea telecom against net neutrality for video: Youtube, Internet TV

KT reviewing network fees on Youtube, Internet TVs | Reuters: ""We want to set a rule that we can equally apply to every platform operator that offers data-heavy content as those services threaten to black out our network. They should pay for using our network," Kim Taehwan, vice president of KT's smart network policy task force, told Reuters in an interview. "Payment could take various forms, from sharing a portion of advertisement revenues or profits to settling network usage fees. We are open to discussing that and are focusing our efforts on Internet TVs for a start before broadening our target to other data-heavy services such as Youtube.""

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SOPA and Network Architecture: Andres Guadamuz

SOPA and Network Architecture: a timely reminder that US corporations own the majority of Internet infrastructure, and that what happens in Washington...affects all of us.

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Net neutrality research in action? French regulator proposes quarterly reporting of peering agreements

LINX Public Affairs » French regulator proposes quarterly reporting of peering agreements:

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