Title II, a clause in the country's 81-year-old telecommunications, telecom and cable industries to strict regulations may be used. They're not happy about it, here's why.
From left: Commissioner Mignon Clyburn, Chairman Tom Wheeler, Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel and FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly protesters in December during a hearing is removed from the dais as well.
Brendan Smialowski / AFP / Getty Images
This finding challenges a CNET story Net neutrality is part of the special report, and its rules - if any - Innovation Fuel and need to protect American consumers.
Heavy hand. Ancient. Destructive.
Just some of those critics Federal Communications Commission sets the rate at which the Communications Act of 1934, Title II of clarity and to ensure equal access to traditional phone service are.
FCC to propose new rules governing the Internet is ready, the broadband industry - cable, wireless and Internet service providers, telecommunications companies in the United States - Title II of the epithets to describe it is even more colorful. President Barack Obama led by Chairman Tom Wheeler and support FCC, broadband industry old-style telephone utility wants to abide by the same rules governing is there. To do so, the government will have broadband by Title II.
This month, the FCC has given him how, will try to explain what's broadband and Internet traffic is treated equally, regardless. Some types of material support means to prevent broadband providers - - Net neutrality or open this notion of equal treatment has been dubbed the internet.
Policy wonks can only love can seem like a topic, Title II to weigh in on the debate, comedian John Oliver, President Obama is all. David will work on the Internet and online access type is how the US will achieve future users.
One side says that Internet service providers and their supporters, they stand and network investment and innovation would choke choke can not charge the strict regulations. Michael Powell, the lobbyist trade group National Cable and Telecommunications Association's CEO, former Republican chairman of the FCC, any attempt to reclassify broadband under Title II the amount stated in 2013 that "the global war the III. "Broadband industry players already legally Title II in an effort to bring the plan to challenge.
See also: Why the FCC wheeler turned into the world's biggest lobby
Title II of the higher connection speed to our customers that will pay a premium for businesses "Fast Lane" offers telecommunications and cable providers believe that the only way to prevent the like Netflix Internet companies, and consumers are advocating. She was dark, it will give players an unfair advantage in the fast lane, he says, would mean the death of net neutrality.
Or restrict access to the best in the online market for services and ideas to the winners and losers "Internet service providers should not be allowed, arguing that President Obama in November and net neutrality with customers their preferred answer is cited as title II. "
Wheeler peace talks before a final vote by the agency on February 26 will be presented to the public on February 5. The FCC proposed new Internet, will serve as the basis for the.
By any other name
Title II of the phone service providers in "unfair or unreasonable discrimination" in 1934. AT & T bans to protect consumers from monopoly in the Communications Act was written. The principle of net neutrality proponents want to expand Internet access.
Title II to provide broadband is freaking out about?
For starters, the FCC service provider may charge for their services, prices Internet Section 201, which gives the right to determine, is there. FCC to provide them with the costs associated with the establishment of networks to allow for the fear very low rates. Consequently, the future would stop investing, they argue.
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"This rate regulation authority is the mother lode," said Scott Cleland, the group works with telecom industry is the president of a consulting.
Even President Obama any proposed laws regulating the rate prefers to strip out as he fears, though, may be unfounded.
But in the light versus heavy-handed as "touch" on the issue. An "information service," as the broadband industry currently under the Department of Communications Act regulations set by the light is controlled. Guarantees equal access to the law because there is no language opens the door to light touch Internet fast lane. Internet media companies, including Netflix fast lane preclude the possibility of using Title II is expected.
Under Title II as a utility Reclassifying FCC Broadband Internet service is a heavy-handed regulation. With the President and the Internet has become a fundamental part of the lives of Americans believe that sense. "It's like connecting to power - and that seems like a utility," said American University communications professor Patricia Aufderheide.
Titanic's legacy
Normal car: FCC gets its way, the Internet service from shipping lanes roller coasters has been applied to everything that will fall under the same age-old rule.
Title II of the basic theme normal car, a consumer mode of transport to use a particular service or wants and is willing to pay a reasonable price, they say that it is a rule, service those that can not discriminate against customers - regardless of race, religion or gender - and deny service.
Federal Communications Commission broad authority over the telephone industry and want to add to the mix is broadband.
FCC
The forerunner of the first ship owners, innkeepers and stable owners have created. In the 19th century, around the car fashioned rules of ideas from both riders and businesses to ensure equal access to trains, railroads became an important way of regulating. The applications are far-reaching: the roller coasters at Disneyland California Supreme Court ruled that follow the career of other transport services as the same kind of strict safety rules to abide by the decision in 2005 given. Walt Disney and the decision of the "Indiana Jones" wrongful death lawsuit filed against the ride was as a branch.
"What is really at stake, the government and the media and public relations, explains that a social contract," the Victor Pickard, a communications professor at the University of Pennsylvania, said. "It is inherently contentious relationship, and they are constantly being fought."
In the early 1900s, the federal government rules for telecommunications services to produce those kinds. Young industry so lightly SOS Titanic sinking ship rescuers, which made it difficult to reach the radio frequency, the use of partially disordered accused was the first regularly.
In the US the FCC has created a major telecommunications law and subject to an independent agency responsible for all electronic media, which placed the Communications Act of 1934, as well, came a few years later.
The rapidly changing communications technology for speed ", often late and ineffectively", was the culmination of an effort to respond Congress, Indiana State University professor Robert Van Sickel 2004 book, written in "Major Acts of Congress. "
An outdated rule?
Title II of the Communications Act was written, the FCC to protect consumers from monopolistic pricing may charge for this service if it is not authorized to tell how much AT & T.
FCC the authority was practical in application. Regulatory body that shareholders make money rates dictated and put it back in the phone network to ensure a profit. "It's a guaranteed return on investment was," Jerry Power, University of Southern California business school professor in communications and technology, said. "[The government] got rid of risk and uncertainty."
Mobile World Congress in 2013. AT & T CEO Randall Stephenson said the uncertainty of their future plans of the company "pause mode" is said to go.
Stephen Shankland / CNET
But a vast monopoly Title II, aggressively jockeying for the attention of consumers, Internet service providers to control a field was established. This distinction is important, broadband executives say that a course.
"First of all, the Internet is no problem about the rules," Verizon Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo's said on an earnings conference call last month. "It's a problem FCC reclassifying broadband as a Title II service is about, and it's just us and our net investment in the long term will affect the industry."
A new fixed telephone service provider in the country, plans to invest in a "pause" will cause the AT & T CEO Randall Stephenson, of Title II Regulation warned against in November. He initially delayed its super-fast Internet service to enhance GigaPower plan will expand to the point that, but reiterated the commitment of the project. "It is prudent to pause," he said. "We have to look at the process and ground rules, and re-evaluate where you could want to make sure."
Title II of our investment and innovation in the development of broadband Internet services that would jeopardize an extreme and risky way.
Verizon Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo of
Verizon, the largest wireless users by service providers in the US, AT & T echoed the concern. "Title II of our investment and innovation in the development of broadband Internet services that would jeopardize an extreme and risky way," Shammo said.
The ability to generate a return on investment can stifle, Title II, and special rules: Comments broadband industry reflects the basic argument. More speed and wireless technology to provide future network upgrades such as plans for the future, taking a risk would be discouraged.
"This is uncharted territory," telecom industry consultant Cleland said of the uncertainty in the regulatory environment.
Hurry up already
Not everyone buys the argument of the industry. "I imagine they do not want more regulations than any currently in use, durable absurd, false and a lie is proven to be easy," Derek Turner, research, consumer advocacy group Free Press said the director.
The strict regulations to prevent investments in their networks to be made under Title II of the wireless carriers, which will cause suspicion. Verizon and AT & T, the second-largest wireless carrier in the US, were among the bidders.
When going into negotiations with the FCC, broadband providers can play the point of investment is the strongest card, New Street Research analyst Jonathan Chaplin said. "In fact, Title II has no effect on carriers and cable business and will have no effect on their costs."
Kansas City homes for hackers home Google Fiber sign a pro.
By Marguerite Reardon / CNET
Sprint, the nation's third-largest wireless carrier, has adopted a different style than his brothers. The new rules on its wireless network expansion will not believe what you are saying, supported the adoption of Title II.
Google also has its own 18 new cities is growing extremely fast fiber-based internet service. "FCC is the dialog that does not impede our progress on the Google Fiber," said Dennis Kish, vice president of Google Fiber.
Still, uncertainty about the rules of the FCC has established broadband providers. "The whole market is on tenterhooks wondering what's going on," Steven Wade, USC's director of academic programs in Business School.
A little bit of explaining the difference result, the industry will go a long way to settle the nerves. "This time, we all FCC plans to develop so that we can begin to see where it comes out just worried," Stephenson said.
They will find the answer this week.
From left: Commissioner Mignon Clyburn, Chairman Tom Wheeler, Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel and FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly protesters in December during a hearing is removed from the dais as well.
Brendan Smialowski / AFP / Getty Images
This finding challenges a CNET story Net neutrality is part of the special report, and its rules - if any - Innovation Fuel and need to protect American consumers.
Heavy hand. Ancient. Destructive.
Just some of those critics Federal Communications Commission sets the rate at which the Communications Act of 1934, Title II of clarity and to ensure equal access to traditional phone service are.
FCC to propose new rules governing the Internet is ready, the broadband industry - cable, wireless and Internet service providers, telecommunications companies in the United States - Title II of the epithets to describe it is even more colorful. President Barack Obama led by Chairman Tom Wheeler and support FCC, broadband industry old-style telephone utility wants to abide by the same rules governing is there. To do so, the government will have broadband by Title II.
This month, the FCC has given him how, will try to explain what's broadband and Internet traffic is treated equally, regardless. Some types of material support means to prevent broadband providers - - Net neutrality or open this notion of equal treatment has been dubbed the internet.
Policy wonks can only love can seem like a topic, Title II to weigh in on the debate, comedian John Oliver, President Obama is all. David will work on the Internet and online access type is how the US will achieve future users.
One side says that Internet service providers and their supporters, they stand and network investment and innovation would choke choke can not charge the strict regulations. Michael Powell, the lobbyist trade group National Cable and Telecommunications Association's CEO, former Republican chairman of the FCC, any attempt to reclassify broadband under Title II the amount stated in 2013 that "the global war the III. "Broadband industry players already legally Title II in an effort to bring the plan to challenge.
See also: Why the FCC wheeler turned into the world's biggest lobby
Title II of the higher connection speed to our customers that will pay a premium for businesses "Fast Lane" offers telecommunications and cable providers believe that the only way to prevent the like Netflix Internet companies, and consumers are advocating. She was dark, it will give players an unfair advantage in the fast lane, he says, would mean the death of net neutrality.
Or restrict access to the best in the online market for services and ideas to the winners and losers "Internet service providers should not be allowed, arguing that President Obama in November and net neutrality with customers their preferred answer is cited as title II. "
Wheeler peace talks before a final vote by the agency on February 26 will be presented to the public on February 5. The FCC proposed new Internet, will serve as the basis for the.
By any other name
Title II of the phone service providers in "unfair or unreasonable discrimination" in 1934. AT & T bans to protect consumers from monopoly in the Communications Act was written. The principle of net neutrality proponents want to expand Internet access.
Title II to provide broadband is freaking out about?
For starters, the FCC service provider may charge for their services, prices Internet Section 201, which gives the right to determine, is there. FCC to provide them with the costs associated with the establishment of networks to allow for the fear very low rates. Consequently, the future would stop investing, they argue.
Even President Obama any proposed laws regulating the rate prefers to strip out as he fears, though, may be unfounded.
But in the light versus heavy-handed as "touch" on the issue. An "information service," as the broadband industry currently under the Department of Communications Act regulations set by the light is controlled. Guarantees equal access to the law because there is no language opens the door to light touch Internet fast lane. Internet media companies, including Netflix fast lane preclude the possibility of using Title II is expected.
Under Title II as a utility Reclassifying FCC Broadband Internet service is a heavy-handed regulation. With the President and the Internet has become a fundamental part of the lives of Americans believe that sense. "It's like connecting to power - and that seems like a utility," said American University communications professor Patricia Aufderheide.
Titanic's legacy
Normal car: FCC gets its way, the Internet service from shipping lanes roller coasters has been applied to everything that will fall under the same age-old rule.
Title II of the basic theme normal car, a consumer mode of transport to use a particular service or wants and is willing to pay a reasonable price, they say that it is a rule, service those that can not discriminate against customers - regardless of race, religion or gender - and deny service.
Federal Communications Commission broad authority over the telephone industry and want to add to the mix is broadband.
FCC
The forerunner of the first ship owners, innkeepers and stable owners have created. In the 19th century, around the car fashioned rules of ideas from both riders and businesses to ensure equal access to trains, railroads became an important way of regulating. The applications are far-reaching: the roller coasters at Disneyland California Supreme Court ruled that follow the career of other transport services as the same kind of strict safety rules to abide by the decision in 2005 given. Walt Disney and the decision of the "Indiana Jones" wrongful death lawsuit filed against the ride was as a branch.
"What is really at stake, the government and the media and public relations, explains that a social contract," the Victor Pickard, a communications professor at the University of Pennsylvania, said. "It is inherently contentious relationship, and they are constantly being fought."
In the early 1900s, the federal government rules for telecommunications services to produce those kinds. Young industry so lightly SOS Titanic sinking ship rescuers, which made it difficult to reach the radio frequency, the use of partially disordered accused was the first regularly.
In the US the FCC has created a major telecommunications law and subject to an independent agency responsible for all electronic media, which placed the Communications Act of 1934, as well, came a few years later.
The rapidly changing communications technology for speed ", often late and ineffectively", was the culmination of an effort to respond Congress, Indiana State University professor Robert Van Sickel 2004 book, written in "Major Acts of Congress. "
An outdated rule?
Title II of the Communications Act was written, the FCC to protect consumers from monopolistic pricing may charge for this service if it is not authorized to tell how much AT & T.
FCC the authority was practical in application. Regulatory body that shareholders make money rates dictated and put it back in the phone network to ensure a profit. "It's a guaranteed return on investment was," Jerry Power, University of Southern California business school professor in communications and technology, said. "[The government] got rid of risk and uncertainty."
Mobile World Congress in 2013. AT & T CEO Randall Stephenson said the uncertainty of their future plans of the company "pause mode" is said to go.
Stephen Shankland / CNET
But a vast monopoly Title II, aggressively jockeying for the attention of consumers, Internet service providers to control a field was established. This distinction is important, broadband executives say that a course.
"First of all, the Internet is no problem about the rules," Verizon Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo's said on an earnings conference call last month. "It's a problem FCC reclassifying broadband as a Title II service is about, and it's just us and our net investment in the long term will affect the industry."
A new fixed telephone service provider in the country, plans to invest in a "pause" will cause the AT & T CEO Randall Stephenson, of Title II Regulation warned against in November. He initially delayed its super-fast Internet service to enhance GigaPower plan will expand to the point that, but reiterated the commitment of the project. "It is prudent to pause," he said. "We have to look at the process and ground rules, and re-evaluate where you could want to make sure."
Title II of our investment and innovation in the development of broadband Internet services that would jeopardize an extreme and risky way.
Verizon Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo of
Verizon, the largest wireless users by service providers in the US, AT & T echoed the concern. "Title II of our investment and innovation in the development of broadband Internet services that would jeopardize an extreme and risky way," Shammo said.
The ability to generate a return on investment can stifle, Title II, and special rules: Comments broadband industry reflects the basic argument. More speed and wireless technology to provide future network upgrades such as plans for the future, taking a risk would be discouraged.
"This is uncharted territory," telecom industry consultant Cleland said of the uncertainty in the regulatory environment.
Hurry up already
Not everyone buys the argument of the industry. "I imagine they do not want more regulations than any currently in use, durable absurd, false and a lie is proven to be easy," Derek Turner, research, consumer advocacy group Free Press said the director.
The strict regulations to prevent investments in their networks to be made under Title II of the wireless carriers, which will cause suspicion. Verizon and AT & T, the second-largest wireless carrier in the US, were among the bidders.
When going into negotiations with the FCC, broadband providers can play the point of investment is the strongest card, New Street Research analyst Jonathan Chaplin said. "In fact, Title II has no effect on carriers and cable business and will have no effect on their costs."
Kansas City homes for hackers home Google Fiber sign a pro.
By Marguerite Reardon / CNET
Sprint, the nation's third-largest wireless carrier, has adopted a different style than his brothers. The new rules on its wireless network expansion will not believe what you are saying, supported the adoption of Title II.
Google also has its own 18 new cities is growing extremely fast fiber-based internet service. "FCC is the dialog that does not impede our progress on the Google Fiber," said Dennis Kish, vice president of Google Fiber.
Still, uncertainty about the rules of the FCC has established broadband providers. "The whole market is on tenterhooks wondering what's going on," Steven Wade, USC's director of academic programs in Business School.
A little bit of explaining the difference result, the industry will go a long way to settle the nerves. "This time, we all FCC plans to develop so that we can begin to see where it comes out just worried," Stephenson said.
They will find the answer this week.
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