Obama's FCC Chairman supports Net Neutrality

@foresmac FCC Position May Spell the End of Unlimited Internet http://bit.ly/120I2C Except that hardly ANY "unlimited" Internet is actually unlimited.

@ajkeen Does the Internet need more regulation? http://bit.ly/dYtt9 is the Pope catholic?

@JohnPaczkowski Shocking Coincidence! Republicans, AT&T Unhappy With Proposed Network Neutrality Rules http://ping.fm/tFKPl

@dylan20 Cue the haters: I explain why the FCC's net neutrality position may end all-you-can-eat internet pricing http://bit.ly/2zCUWZ

@artbrodsky Senate Republicans trying to stop funding for FCC Net Neutrality rules already. Vote could be this week on Interior spending amendment.

@SchatzWSJ Love them? Hate them? FCC's newly proposed net neutrality rules draw strong reactions from both sides. http://tinyurl.com/n6rxy6 #fcc

@robpegoraro Tethering bans seem to be in particular jeopardy under the FCC's proposed rules, right? (Or am I reading too much into that?)

@triciad RT @mocoNews: FCC Lays Out Potential New Rules For The Open Internet; No Discrimination And Transparency Are Key http://cnt.to/hWS

@dylan20 Say goodbye to unlimited bandwidth for flat monthly rates. RT @epicenterblog FCC backs net neutrality — and then some http://bit.ly/uXFNN

@latimesnystrom attn 'very heavy users': net neutrality news RT @LATimesbiz FCC Chairman proposes 'open Internet' rules http://j.mp/DnCD9