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Boston- Scott Browns first book, "Against All Odds: My Life of Hardship, Fast Breaks, and Second Chances." is scheduled to be released February twenty-second. Browns advisor Eric Fernstrom says that the Senator is planning a "mini-book tour" durin…

Though the cable companies, Advocacy Groups and politicians have been battling fiercely over Net Neutrality, a new poll shows that most voters do not support Regulation. Only one in five "Likely Voters" in America are for Net Neutrality, accordi…

Net neutrality is the policy under which Internet service providers can't speed up, slow down or block web content based on source, ownership or destination.  It has created a level playing field on the Internet, with an open platform that ha…

Andrew McLaughlin, who for the past year has handled Internet policy issues in the White House, is resigning to launch two start-ups. McLaughlin was Google’s head of global Public Policy before assuming the role of Deputy Chief Technology O…

WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal Regulators adopted new rules Tuesday to keep the companies that control the Internet's pipelines from restricting what their customers do online or blocking competing services, including online calling applications and We…

Welcome back to Overnight Tech after a long day of net-neutrality news.  Net-neutrality rules became formalized for the first time ever on Tuesday, and FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski cited broad support. But not everyone was pleased: …

FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski presiding over an open Internet meeting in March 2010. Photo Credit: Greg Elin In a closely watched vote, the FCC approved Compromise Net Neutrality rules Tuesday that would forbid the nation’s largest cable a…

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