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Apparently the reports are incorrect and the FCC will issue a statement shortly refuting the claims by the NYT: https://twitter.com/fmanjoo/status/459154485793

• zymhan 12y ago
  I'm crossing all of my fingers and toes. Who sent the email that he took a screenshot of, though? On second thought, I suppose that would give away his source.
• RyanMcGreal 12y ago
  That response is quoted in the NYT article: “The same rules will apply to all Internet content. As with the original open Internet rules, and consistent with the court’s decision, behavior that harms consumers or competition will not be permitted.” Hilarious. In Wheeler's view, consistency means every large, wealthy corporation has an equal opportunity to pay extra for faster access to customers.
  • dragonwriter 12y ago
    > That response is quoted in the NYT article: A response is quoted in the NYT article, but not the published refutation that was discussed upthread, which is now available: http://www.fcc.gov/blog/setting-record-straight-fcc-s-open-internet-rules http://www.fcc.gov/blog/setting-record-straight-fcc-s-open-i... It sounds like the intent is to hew closely to the original order but to adapt it exactly and only as much as necessary to conform to what the FCC perceives to be the parameters of the D.C. Circuit decision.