Sentence examples for unfair internet from inspiring English sources

"Putting new, unfair Internet taxes on the backs of consumers is not the way to fix state and local budget troubles," Mr. Wyden said.

Open Internet advocates lauded the decision, saying it gives the government greater authority to block unfair Internet Service Provider practices.

Although the current frenzy raises concerns, he says he thinks it is unfair to compare Internet stocks during the late 1990s to social media companies now.

Google maintains that the rules are unfair because domestic Internet companies like Naver are able to provide online navigation and other mapping services, even to users outside the country.

A quota-based service architecture combined with priority scheduling is developed to resolve the problem of unfair and abusive Internet access encountered in the NTU dormitory networks.

Yet the issue troubling many is free speech, trampling on the openness of the Internet, unfair application of censorship...unfair as in who wields the off switch... Perhaps the dichotomy was best expressed by the Obama people.

This is exemplified in the story of African millennials and their embrace of all things digital (Heaven and Turriby 2003), as they try to put themselves at the frontlines of internet-fuelled development, even through unfair restrictions in the internet ecosystem.

Some corporations and their advocates counter that the Internet allows unfair "online assault" that can damage reputations.

Last year it emerged that the Department of Justice had started an investigation to explore whether a proposed link between Google and Yahoo could have an unfair impact on the internet advertising market.

Warning that small independent bookstores were facing unfair competition from the US internet firm, MPs supported a bill that will prevent it combining free delivery with 5% discounts on books.

He said the results showed that advertisers were continuing to support major online media companies, like Yahoo and America Online, but that it was unfair to assume that smaller Internet media companies would also enjoy continued support.