US Court Sends Mixed Signals on Net Neutrality

Expand A router and internet switch are displayed in New Hampshire, United States, June 19, 2018. © 2018 AP Photo/Charles Krupa Firefighters struggling against one of the largest blazes to hit California in 2018 had to pause and turn to a much more mundane fight – with their internet service provider. In the midst of the blaze, data speeds slowed to a trickle, hampering their efforts to effectively respond to the fires. The fire department’s internet service provider had slowed their data and refused to restore speed until the department switched to a more expensive plan. Moments like these…

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