Open Internet Advocacy Continues to Draw Heat

摘要

The FCC and the Obama administration are continuing to draw heat over their approach to network neutrality or "open Internet" policy.rnAt a Nov. 19 event on Capitol Hill sponsored by the American Consumer Institute, two members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, a group of economists, and other opponents of open Internet rules blasted the FCC for launching an open Internet proceeding this fall (TR, Nov. 15), saying it will lead to slower broadband deployment and higher prices for consumers.