FCC Considers Taking Action Against Comcast

Presto Vivace writes "According to CNet the Federal Communications Commission is considering taking action against cable operator Comcast modifying peer-to-peer traffic, a subject we've discussed here in the past. 'It looks like Chairman Martin, and by extension the commission, sees Comcast as going beyond simply managing its network. But even if the FCC decides that Comcast has violated Net neutrality principles, it's unclear what the agency can actually do to Comcast. The principles are not agency regulation.'"

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Net Neutrality Principles, Uber-Parent?

[MSTCrow5429]

So you guys couldn't convince voters to approve of an effective government take-over of the entire US-based internet, so you made up "Net Neutrality Princples," and go caterwauling when the world doesn't pay attention to your novel, made-up "principles?" This isn't reporting, this is loser POV pushing.