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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 2015

Page

10

Regulator Approval of Tougher Internet Provider Rules

Regulators approve the strongest rules yet on broadband firms such as Comcast Verizon and AT&T in a 3 2 vote. The FCC imposes oversight to prevent paid fast lanes and blocking or slowing web traffic signaling a major telecom shake up and a move after years of light regulation.

Washington D.C Federal Communications Commission Comcast Verizon At&t

Vandalism disrupts Arizona Internet services and raises net neutrality questions

An axing of a buried fiber optic cable in Arizona halted Internet access, disrupted 911, knocked out ATMs and payment systems, and affected users from Flagstaff to Sedona. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler praised net neutrality while Verizon cited 1934 rules in a debate over data speed fairness and provider deals.

Flagstaff Ariz Arizona Alex Juarez CenturyLink Phoenix Prescott Sedona Google Netflix Twitter Internet Freedom FCC Tom Wheeler Verizon Amazon Prime Amazon

DC becomes first east of Mississippi to legalize marijuana

The District of Columbia legalized recreational marijuana at 12:01 a.m. Thursday despite congressional opposition. Possession up to two ounces at home and cultivation of up to three mature plants are now legal, but public use and sales remain illegal. Mayor Muriel Bowser backed the measure, calling it a milestone toward ending prohibition. Alaska also moved toward legalization, though its regulated market may take years.

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