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Is Google Really Ditching Net Neutrality?
HardwareHeaven.com —
... of the concept of net neutrality. Thus, a story on the Wall Street Journal's website, destined for the Monday edition, caught my eye. Titled "Google Wants Its Own Fast Track on the Web," it states that Google is looking to make deals with broadband providers to get faster access for its own content. At the same time, Google responded with a ...
WSJ Accuses Google of Abandoning Net Neutrality: Reality Check
Today @ PCWorld —
... , were abandoning or softening their views on Net neutrality . The Wall Street Journal specifically attacks Google's OpenEdge project as a means by which Google can have its own content given bandwidth priority over other web sites. Before we go into a terrified panic that Google is abandoning ...
Google NOT Bypassing Net Neutrality
TheTechLounge - Recent News and Articles —
... @ Atlanta Business Journal Google Wants Its Own Fast Track on the Web @ WSJ And then there's a bunch of stuff about our why-can't-he-just-take-over-now-as-President-to-be Obama, but very little on what Google's actually proposing: ...
Google to violate Net Neutrality?
DV Hardware —
... WSJ claims Google has approached major cable and phone companies to create a fast lane for its own content: Google Inc. has approached major cable and phone companies that carry Internet traffic with a proposal to create a fast lane for its own content, according to documents reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. Google has traditionally been one of the loudest advocates of equal network access for all content providers.
At risk is a principle known as network neutrality: Cable and phone companies that operate the data pipelines are ...
