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Net Neutrality

The latest news and updates on the FCC's and internet service provders' challenges to an open internet.

Why the Senate is blocking a new net neutrality bill, a year after trying to save it

By Ella Nilsen

The fight to save net neutrality, explained

By Aja Romano

The FCC asked for net neutrality opinions, then rejected most of them

By Aja Romano

Net neutrality is dying with a whimper

By Aja Romano

Oliver Stone on freedom, security, and his new film about Edward Snowden

By Sean Illing

Hillary Clinton found an issue that left-wing economists and CEOs alike can love

By Matthew Yglesias

A massive merger would create the nation's second-largest cable company

By Timothy B. Lee

6 reasons the media insiders panicking about Facebook Instant Articles are wrong

By Timothy B. Lee

Verizon is buying AOL for its video content and ad technology

By Matthew Yglesias

Regulators just killed Comcast's big merger with Time Warner Cable. Here's why.

By Timothy B. Lee

Good news for consumers: Comcast is reportedly dropping its purchase of Time Warner Cable

By Timothy B. Lee

The big challenge facing Google's new smartphone service

By Timothy B. Lee

Here's Big Cable's plan to stop the FCC's net neutrality rules

By Timothy B. Lee

Google is forcing big broadband providers to boost speeds

By Timothy B. Lee

The FCC's new 400-page network neutrality ruling shows the fight is just beginning

By Timothy B. Lee

Verizon wrote a sarcastic net neutrality press release on a typewriter and dated it 1934

By Timothy B. Lee

9 questions about network neutrality you were too embarrassed to ask

By Timothy B. Lee

Net neutrality will apply to cell networks. Here's the best case for why it shouldn't.

By Timothy B. Lee

What Comcast's huge profits tell us about the state of the broadband industry

By Timothy B. Lee

The father of net neutrality is surprisingly upbeat about a Republican proposal

By Timothy B. Lee

Is network neutrality becoming a partisan issue?

By Timothy B. Lee

Vox Sentences: the FCC’s big move on net neutrality

By Zack Beauchamp

The FCC's chairman just proposed the strongest network neutrality rules yet

By Timothy B. Lee

Google is bringing superfast internet to four cities. Cable companies should be terrified.

By Timothy B. Lee

Now that liberals are winning on net neutrality, Republicans want a compromise

By Timothy B. Lee

Comcast's rental cable modems are a rip-off. It's much cheaper to buy your own.

By Timothy B. Lee

Comcast's lobbying team handed out "priority assistance" cards for faster customer service

By Andrew Prokop

Everyone is focused on the wrong issue in the net neutrality debate

By Timothy B. Lee

The three options for the future of net neutrality

By Timothy B. Lee

The companies lobbying furiously against strong net neutrality, in one chart

By Andrew Prokop

Obama wants to regulate the internet like a utility. His FCC chair disagrees.

By Matthew Yglesias

If Comcast doesn't want more regulation, maybe it should be less terrible

By Matthew Yglesias

Obama's big net neutrality announcement, explained

By Timothy B. Lee

Ted Cruz says net neutrality is "Obamacare for the internet"

By Matthew Yglesias

Why the GOP's Senate takeover could be a big deal for net neutrality and patent reform

By Timothy B. Lee

Cable television is dying, but cable companies are thriving

By Matthew Yglesias

The legal arguments against a leading net neutrality proposal are weak

By Timothy B. Lee

One ISP is letting its customers' internet service slow to a crawl

By Timothy B. Lee

Big Cable's "nightmare" scenario looks a lot like dealing with Comcast now

By Timothy B. Lee

Big Cable's big problem in the net neutrality debate: everyone hates them

By Timothy B. Lee

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