FCC HOLDS TALKS ON INTERNET RULES
US regulators are holding talks with a small group of lobbyists representing Internet providers, including AT&T and Verizon, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association, and Internet services companies such as Google and Skype. WSJ writes that the negotiations involve a possible compromise that would avoid wholesale changes in how the FCC regulates Internet lines but still give the agency the ability to enforce net neutrality rules, which would prevent Internet providers from deliberately slowing or blocking Internet traffic.
US regulators are holding talks with a small group of lobbyists representing Internet providers, including AT&T and Verizon, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association, and Internet services companies such as Google and Skype. WSJ writes that the negotiations involve a possible compromise that would avoid wholesale changes in how the FCC regulates Internet lines but still give the agency the ability to enforce net neutrality rules, which would prevent Internet providers from deliberately slowing or blocking Internet traffic.
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