Net Neutrality In the News
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Apr 28, 2009
AT&T: We Don’t Stalk Online, We Promise VON.comAT&T Inc. says it didn’t lie to Congress about its privacy policies, after conflicting information surfaced regarding its activities in the behavioral advertising space. It’s all just a misunderstanding, the company said.
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Apr 27, 2009
AT&T Says It Didn’t Lie to Congress Kenneth Corbin, internetnews.comA California congresswoman is asking AT&T to clarify the apparent discrepancies in the testimony of its chief privacy officer at a hearing on last week focusing on ISPs’ use of behavioral targeting technologies.
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Apr 27, 2009
AT&T Responds To Behavioral Advertising Allegations John Eggerton -- Multichannel NewsAT&T reiterated Monday that it does not engage in behavioral advertising as an Internet service provider, and will look into ways to let customers know how data is being used when AT&T is an advertiser.
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Apr 26, 2009
Time to Put the Brakes On the Cybersecurity Act of 2009 Jason Lee Miller, WebProNewsWhat is essentially a federal government power grab combined with a giant money grab for industry is a real and perhaps unnecessary threat to your privacy and personal security. On top of that hole in your privacy, the Cybersecurity Act of 2009 plants a big, potentially exploitable hole on the network.
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Apr 24, 2009
Cable: DPI is good for us; Congressman: it’s frightening Nate Anderson, Ars TechnicaIt takes a certain chutzpah for the cable industry to tell Congress that deep packet inspection (DPI) gear is “pro-consumer” because it can block viruses and spam on the network, help ISPs plan their capacity upgrades, and help law enforcement wiretaps—all while avoiding mention of Comcast’s “TCP reset packet” blocking of BitTorrent connections or Cox’s plan to decide what priority its users’ traffic should have.
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