VoIP and gamers should be against Net Neutrality regulations that prohibit common sense prioritization schemes that favor low bandwidth applications like VoIP and gaming.

Arts & Labs is hosting “New Media New Network: The evolution of content on the Internet”.

The GAO concluded that just 40% of the workforce staying home from illness would lead to severe Internet congestion, but what happens every day after school and after work when everyone is home?

Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) is a very misunderstood technology. This new paper from Digital Society will explain what the technology is, how it works, and what it can be used for.

I came across a post today by Robin Harris on the new Net Neutrality rules proposed by the FCC. The title of which insinuated that Net Neutrality rules will create a faster Internet.

Changes to the FCC’s Four Principles in the recent NPRM could prohibit existing business models and service plans. So in the name of “preserving” the Internet, it actually changes it.

Is Google Voice and application or a carrier? Or is it regulatory arbitrage? An expert offers insight…and more questions.

Richard Bennett investigates the idea that the Internet was built on system in which there are “prohibitions on taking action”.

During the press conference portion of the FCC’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking today, Chairman Genachowski was asked how the proposed rules would effect broadband expansion.

Phoenix Center issued a policy bulletin investigating whether the objectives of the National Broadband Plan could be reached, mainly the extension of broadband access into rural areas, with the pending Network Neutrality policy goals in either the form of Congressional or FCC policy.