Tom Wheeler
FCC Advances Proposal Forbidding Internet Providers From Collecting User Data Without Permission
Under the rules providers would need to tell consumers what information is being collected, how it is being used and when it will be shared.
AT&T Braces for $100 Million Fine Over 'Unlimited' Data Plans
The FCC is charging AT&T with not properly informing customers that it would slow data speeds on unlimited plans if data caps were exceeded.
FCC's Tom Wheeler on Open Internet Rules: 'We Shouldn't Be Going Backwards'
FCC's Tom Wheeler on Open Internet Rules: 'We Shouldn't Be Going Backwards'
FCC Adopts Tough Net Neutrality Rule in Historic Regulatory Shift
A raucous debate that has unfolded over the past year has concluded with what appears to be permanent protection of the Internet as open platform for entrepreneurs and free speech.
On Net Neutrality, FCC Chairman Pushes for the 'Strongest Open Internet Protections Ever Proposed'
As expected, his proposed rules would ban ISPs from blocking and slowing down lawful Internet content and services.
Internet Fast-Lanes Would Be Banned Under Planned FCC Proposal
FCC chair Tom Wheeler's expected proposal calls for regulating Internet service providers like utilities.
FCC Chairman Hints at Support of Broadband Reclassification
Tom Wheeler's latest comments are being viewed as the strongest sign yet that he plans to sign with President Obama on strict net neutrality rules.
Loss of Net Neutrality Risks a Less Friendly Internet for Entrepreneurs
The Internet where spunky startups have a real chance of toppling lumbering giants will be no more if net neutrality is killed by regulatory edict.