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The new rules to govern the Internet will wait until 2015.
The Federal Communications Commission will not vote on Open Internet rules in December, according to the regulator's newly released agenda for its December open meeting.
The December meeting represented the last opportunity for the FCC to vote on new regulations in 2014. Initial timelines projected a resolution by the end of the year, but a wave of public comments along with pressure from U.S. President Barack Obama had led to expectations that the issue would end up being resolved in 2015. Read more...
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