FCC approves new Internet traffic rules
[JURIST] The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) [official website] adopted [press release] new Internet traffic rules on Wednesday
in light of a recent court decision [opinion, PDF], which struck down
former rules requiring broadband providers to employ nondiscriminatory
practices in the treatment of Internet content. This former practice is
known as net neutrality [JURIST news archive]. Experts say [JURIST
report] the new rules will create a "fast lane" for certain websites and
services, which may enable companies to enter into pay-for-play...
[more].
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