Net neutrality may be anything but after the Federal Communications Commission votes Tuesday on the proposal, rumored to contain a controversial “usage-based pricing provision” that could boost service provider bottom lines. A leaked PowerPoint presentation reveals two large wireless suppliers — Allot Communications and Openet — showing wireless providers how to charge extra for YouTube, Skype, Netflix, Facebook and other popular Web services. The leaked presentation is one of many rumors that have reigned on the FCC’s proposed rules for months.
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FCC's Net Neutrality Vote Could Leave Door Wide Open for New Wireless Fees
Posted by: Mike Martin December 20, 2010 02:06 PMNet neutrality may be anything but after the Federal Communications Commission votes Tuesday on the proposal, rumored to contain a controversial “usage-based pricing provision” that could boost service provider bottom lines. A leaked PowerPoint presentation reveals two large wireless suppliers — Allot Communications and Openet — showing wireless providers how to charge extra for YouTube, Skype, Netflix, Facebook and other popular Web services. The leaked presentation is one of many rumors that have reigned on the FCC’s proposed rules for months.