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: GamePolitics.comFCC postpones decision on net neutrality, solicits more public comments
By james_fudge
The Federal Communications Commission announced this week that it would postpone a decision on net neutrality and solicit more public feedback. The move follows a busy August packed with closed door meetings with stakeholders, and proposals from Verizon and Google that have, by most accounts, made progress on the topic difficult.
The FCC announced Sept. 1 that it plans to postpone making a decision, possibly until November. While not stated by the FCC, upcoming mid-term elections that could change the balance of power in the house and senate - and in turn change who heads powerful oversight committees - are probably a factor as well.
Chairman Genachowski said that progress had been made on the issue, but that the FCC wants additional feedback on how to handle specialized services and mobile broadband. Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on September 03, 2010 (boomark / email).
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