The findings suggest that while some countries have embraced strict net neutrality, others have opted for more lenient regulations, reflecting diverse economic and political contexts. Net ...

In a landmark decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the Federal Communications Commission's 2018 repeal of net neutrality rules.

So one lesson of the net neutrality debate comes from economics: Supply is elastic, at least when regulation allows it to be. Some thinkers on the left favor what they call “the abundance agenda ...

"Let's not mourn the death of net neutrality. We're going to have an Internet that's going to be even more innovative," said Jonathan Spalter.

That's just one indication of the intensity of the net neutrality debate. In February 2015, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved new rules protecting net neutrality. As part of the ...

I believe Cowen misleads his audience by focusing on the economic issues associated with net neutrality rather than the practical ones. On Jan. 2, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals threw out ...

“One lesson of the net neutrality debate comes from economics: Supply is elastic, at least when regulation allows it to be,” he wrote. Are you beginning to see the parallel to real estat ...

US regulators in Washington got another warning about the new limits of their power when an Ohio appeals court struck down federal "net neutrality" rules earlier this month. The court in ...

Net neutrality became protected under the California ... saying it would hurt customer services and “harm new investment and economic growth,” Reuters reported. The Trump administration ...

The Net Neutrality rules aimed to protect open, free, and fast Internet for all, while opponents questioned federal agency authority and worried the rules stymied investment and innovation.

So one lesson of the net neutrality debate comes from economics: Supply is elastic, at least when regulation allows it to be. Some thinkers on the left favor what they call “the abundance agenda ...

One of the longest, most technical and, as it turns out, most inconsequential public-policy debates of the 21st-century was about net neutrality. Now that a federal appeals court has effectively ...