Selasa, 12 Juni 2018

As Net Neutrality Ends, Activists Push Congress to Restore Obama-Era Rules

WASHINGTON—Democrats and internet activists marked the rollback of internet neutrality rules on Monday by pushing House lawmakers to restore the regulations, hoping to score both political and policy gains.

The Republican-run Federal Communications Commission voted in December to repeal most of the Obama-era rules, which require internet providers to treat all online traffic equally. The rollback took effect officially on Monday.

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