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The current mandate over such features is defined by disparate state laws.

FCC's Tom Wheeler on Open Internet Rules: 'We Shouldn't Be Going Backwards'

The feisty billionaire investor and 'Shark Tank' star sounded off about the failed mega merger on Twitter and -- no surprise -- he's pointing the finger at the FCC.

The FCC now has oversight of the Internet. But there is one thing it can never change.

No chance of overturning FCC ruling likely through new legislation due to lack of bipartisan support.

One aspect of the rules is drawing criticism from both opponents and proponents of tighter regulation.

As expected, his proposed rules would ban ISPs from blocking and slowing down lawful Internet content and services.

FCC chair Tom Wheeler's expected proposal calls for regulating Internet service providers like utilities.

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.

'Current proposals to regulate the Internet with early 20th Century–era laws severely threaten continued growth.'

The matter 'will be top priority in the new Congress.'

U.S. regulators expect Internet service providers to sue the government over any changes in the way they are regulated and must reevaluate any proposals to make sure they stand up in court.

The president's public stance on net neutrality seems to create more questions than answers.

The president came out in favor of the protection of net neutrality with a statement laying out a proposal for the FCC.

Video has emerged as a marketing mainstay of Internet business but unaffordable "fast lanes'' would tilt the playing field against emerging companies.

Under the framework, Internet service providers would be classified as an information service for consumers but a common carrier service for websites and content sites.

As regulators work on new so-called 'net neutrality' rules, the Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman has written to chiefs of AT&T Inc, Verizon Communications Inc, Time Warner Cable Inc and Charter Communications Inc.

A major Internet service provider and a leading advocate of Internet freedom have outlined middle routes in the polarized and politicized debate.

I'm sorry Ms. Jackson, the net neutrality debate is for real.

Etsy, Kickstarter are holding a day of action on September 10 as the deadline approaches for public comments on the proposed 'fast lane' rules.

An avalanche of last-minute comments on a controversial proposal to allow Internet "fast lanes'' prompted the agency to extends its public comment period.