Verizon appeals FCC's net neutrality rules

[Terminator02]

Verizon's gone to the US Court of Appeals in Washington, DC today to officially take issue with the net neutrality policy that the FCC laid out in the waning moments of 2010, saying that it's "deeply concerned by the FCC's assertion of broad authority for sweeping new regulation of broadband networks and the Internet itself." The company's extremely brief press release on the matter doesn't detail where their issues lie, specifically, but they'd said back in December that they had concerns, so the move doesn't come as a terribly big surprise. If we had to guess, the no-blocking rules surrounding wireless networks are certainly high on that list of concerns -- Verizon and others have long said that wireless needs to be left largely out of the net neutrality debate -- but we won't know until we're able to dig into the court case. Follow the break for the press release.[/p]

Source (Engadget)

go figure, verizon wants to charge people depending on what they are using the internet for, sort of like how texting prices are complete BS

 

[Nujui]

I have a verizon phone, but I don't even use it. I never really got into cell phones that much.

 

[Terminator02]

u must not have friends

 

[Rydian]

The company's extremely brief press release on the matter doesn't detail where their issues lie, specifically

Possibly because they don't want their users to know what they're trying to pull?

 

[bigpaws]

verizon is an a-hole
i switched from them to AT&T asap
they hav bad policies and poor customer support and
more i havent even mentioned
this sounds like verizon