Net Neutrality on Townhall

• FCC sued over new Internet rules Wed Sep 28
  AP News
• 4200 New Regulations in Obama Pipeline- so far Thu Aug 25
  Bob Beauprez
  But, the latest analysis by the Small Business Administration (SBA) calculates that compliance with federal regulation costs a staggering $1.75 trillion annually - and, that is a 2008 pre-Obama Administration estimate. ... more
• Regulatory Budgets and Jobs Explode Under Obama Sat Aug 20
  Bob Beauprez
  Total employment at the conglomeration of federal agencies responsible for enforcing compliance with the myriad of laws now exceeds 281,000 people. That's an increase of 13 percent during a time when 27 million Americans find themselves unemployed, under-employed, or have completely given up even trying to find work. The budgets at these same agencies have increased 16 percent during the same period to over $54 billion. ... more
• The Regulatory Recession Sat Aug 6
  Fred Smith
  The debt ceiling negotiations and debates over government spending have transfixed the nation for the last few weeks. President Obama’s call for a “clean” debt limit increase—one without spending reductions attached—was bound to fail from the beginning, as many House Republicans were elected on promises to bring the growth of government under control. ... more
• Virginia AG to sue FCC over ‘net neutrality’ Fri Jun 24
  Townhall.com Staff
• Who Was Behind Net Neutrality? Sun Jun 5
  Helen Whalen Cohen
• Obama’s War on the Young Wed Apr 6
  Robert Knight
  President Obama needs to reinvent reality, so where does he go? A college campus. ... more
• White House Says It Will Veto House Efforts to Scuttle Internet Fairness Rules Tue Apr 5
  Townhall.com Staff
• Play to Win High-Tech Freedom Mon Mar 21
  Katie Kieffer
  On Dec. 21, 2010, the FCC essentially declared that the Internet and telephone communications are the same. You know, like how water and beer are both beverages so they clearly are the same? ... more
• Traffic Pumping Wed Feb 23
  Kelly Cobb
  For two years, President Obama's Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has launched a number of regulatory campaigns purporting to protect consumers. Their onerous Net Neutrality Internet regulations – sure to be shot down in court or by Congress – were labeled as helping to “ensure robust Internet for consumers.” ... more
• In Case of Emergency, Break the Constitution Wed Feb 16
  Robert Knight
  Did you know that the nation will soon undergo a test that will determine how effectively the President of the United States can seize control of the media in the event of an “emergency?” Well, that’s not the way they’re putting it. ... more
• Freedom Is the Foundation of the Internet Mon Feb 7
  Romina Boccia
  Centuries ago, revolutionaries exchanged secret letters and waited for messages carried on horseback to provide news of how comrades fared on other fronts. Today, the world is captivated by the news, images, and video on global events, which are shared over the Internet by people all over the world instantly. ... more
• Obama's Antique Vision of Technological Progress Thu Feb 3
  Michael Barone
  Barack Obama, like all American politicians, likes to portray himself as future-oriented and open to technological progress. Yet the vision he set out in his State of the Union address is oddly antique and disturbingly static. ... more
• Destruction Driving Creation Fri Jan 28
  Rich Tucker
  Recently the social networking site MySpace announced it was firing some 500 people -- half of its staff. How can this be? ... more
• FCC seeks to dismiss net neutrality challenges Fri Jan 28
  AP News
• Summary Box: Verizon challenges net neutrality Thu Jan 20
  AP News
• Verizon challenges FCC's net neutrality rules Thu Jan 20
  AP News
• Misnamed "Net Neutrality" Merely Picks Winners and Losers Mon Jan 17
  Rachel Alexander
  Net neutrality is the latest overreach by the federal government to censor the web. ... more
• The Internet Is Threatened By Government Regulation Tue Jan 11
  Romina Boccia
  The Internet is the most marvelous and open information highway humanity has yet experienced. ... more
• How to Defeat Obama Wed Jan 5
  Dick Morris and Eileen McGann
  The pas de deux between the Republican Congress and the Democratic president and Senate can get old pretty quickly. ... more
• Shellacked and Not Back Mon Jan 3
  Bruce Bialosky
  He said he was “shellacked” and now the media elites say he’s back, emerging from electoral defeat with a taste of victory. Don't believe the hype. ... more
• 2010 Was the Year of Government Without Bounds Tue Dec 28
  Carrie Lukas
  The Associated Press's poll of editors and news directors declared the British Petroleum oil spill 2010's biggest story. They're way off the mark. ... more
• Summary Box: FCC adopts Web traffic rules Tue Dec 21
  AP News
• FCC net neutrality plan faces battle with GOP Wed Dec 1
  AP News
• TV Blackout Raising Net Neutrality Concerns Mon Oct 18
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