Despite massive public outcry and opposition from dozens of experts and academics the European Parliament failed to even allow a vote on amendments

In a major blow to the open Internet, the vote supports push for a link tax and censorship machines that will have a global impact

Vote comes amid study that over 83% of U.S. citizens oppose the decision, which will impact all Internet users and businesses

If passed, the order will make the Internet more expensive and give already powerful telecom companies even more control over citizens’ online experience.

Recommendations for a censorship machine were removed, but remaining loopholes are open to abuse by private companies

U.S. ruling blocks Supreme Court of Canada global takedown decision in Google v. Equustek.

In a potentially game-changing development, the EU’s largest member is joining six other nations in questioning the legality of the Commission’s proposed copyright changes

July 12th Day of Action is backed by thousands of websites, including household names such as Twitter, Facebook, Google, Amazon, Reddit, Netflix, OK Cupid, PornHub, Mozilla, Etsy, Snapchat, and Vimeo

One of the biggest battles in the history of the Internet is about to begin.

House and Senate leaders warned about the loss of Net Neutrality as Pai is widely expected to announce plans to dismantle common carriage safeguards this week