Google and Verizon offer give and take over net neutrality

11 August 2010, 6:23 pm

Google and Verizon offer to uphold net neutrality while giving more power to wireless and private network operators After last week's excitement – when the New York Times boldly but inaccurately claimed that Google and Verizon were cutting a sweetheart deal over internet traffic – the truth has turned out to be less dramatic but potentially more worrying for US consumers and net users. Instead ...... Read More »

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