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FCC plans total repeal of net neutrality rules

FCC plans total repeal of net neutrality rules.

The FCC will look to another agency, the Federal Trade Commission, to police whether internet service providers are acting in an anti-competitive manner.

POLITICO technology reporter Margaret Harding McGill explains the net neutrality debate beginning with a very simple question: Who built the internet?.

A federal appeals court upheld the current net neutrality rules in June 2016, siding with the FCC against a challenge from AT&T, USTelecom and other industry trade groups.

This time, it’s likely to be net neutrality advocates taking the agency to court.

The move could also re-ignite interest in legislation to codify net neutrality rules, which Republican lawmakers and ISPs have pushed for this year.

Pai’s rollback of the net neutrality rules will top his list of deregulatory accomplishments since Trump appointed him chairman in January. »

High Incidence of PTSD Among Cancer Patients

Authored by mdmag.com

To these patients, seeking help for the emotional issues they face is akin to admitting weakness," Chan said in a statement.

"There needs to be greater awareness that there is nothing wrong with getting help to manage the emotional upheaval - particularly depression, anxiety, and PTSD - post-cancer.

In the study data presented to the FDA, it was shown to reduce PTSD by 68% after 6 months. »

Marilyn Manson Mourned on Twitter, Confusing Him for Dead Mass Murderer Charles

Authored by newsweek.com

The misunderstanding between Marilyn Manson and Charles Manson, who was imprisoned in 1971 for orchestrating the 1969 deaths of seven people, likely stemmed from the rocker’s stage name.

Marilyn Manson, whose birth name is Brian Warner, blended the names of actress Marilyn Monroe and the serial killer to create his public persona.

Marilyn Manson did not immediately respond to the people confusing him for Charles Manson. »

Eight women say Charlie Rose sexually harassed them — with nudity, groping and lewd calls

Authored by washingtonpost.com

Charlie Rose, host of “Charlie Rose” and “CBS This Morning,” has been accused by multiple women of unwanted sexual advances.

The women were employees or aspired to work for Rose at the “Charlie Rose” show from the late 1990s to as recently as 2011.

Within hours of the publication of this article, PBS and Bloomberg LP immediately suspended distribution of the “Charlie Rose” show. »

Plants vs Zombies Creator Fired by EA for Refusing Pay-to-Win System

Authored by mp1st.com

While talking about the recent hot button topic, McMillen namedropped Plants vs. Zombies creator George Fan, and how he (Fan) was fired for refusing to add pay-to-win elements in Plants vs. Zombies 2.

You guys want to hear an industry story that has to do with EA and an independent developer?

And he made Plants vs. Zombies, it was hugely successful, and they got acquired by EA, EA made that game even more successful. »