Sentence examples for on open internet from inspiring English sources
This new framework is built on open Internet protocols for a standardized interoperability among platforms and programming languages.
He said the FCC should reassess its rules on open internet access in the light of Comcast's latest moves.
On one side are office holders beholden to the deep-pocketed donors whose profits depend on open Internet access, like Google, Oracle and other Silicon Valley tech giants (along with less obvious allies like civil-liberties and human-rights groups).
According to Thomas Lohninger, Executive Director of epicenter.works, a member organisation of European Digital Rights (EDRi), Portugal has the "worst net neutrality violations in Europe"." "The European Union legislation on open internet access does not specify if zero-rating is allowed.
Wheeler continued: "I want to move on open Internet rules with dispatch".
Wheeler continued: "I want to move on open Internet rules with dispatch". The FCC now expects to move on net neutrality in 2015.
The rise of software based on open, internet-based standards means worries about lock-in have become much less of a problem.Clouding the pictureBut now there is the danger of a new form of lock-in.
Broadband's regulator the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) received a record 4m comments on its open internet proposal spurred on internet activists and aided by John Oliver.
This guide focuses on resources available through the Cornell University Library and on the open Internet that support the teaching of second languages at the university level.
Facebook, one of the companies that has flourished on the open Internet, indicated Wednesday that it did not support a proposal by Google and Verizon that critics say could let providers of Internet access chip away at that openness.
The older MPEG2 format supported by digital cable, however, needs 18mbit/sec for 1080i To support the older MPEG2 format needed by digital cable, however, we are encoding 1080i HD video at 18mbit/sec - a rate that is unthinkable on the open Internet today - a rate that is unthinkable on the open Internet today.
