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Neutralité du Net : l’industrie télécom américaine attaque l’État du Vermont - 19 octobre 2018
Les législateurs du Vermont préparent un projet de loi excluant des marchés publics les entreprises qui ne respectent pas la neutralité du Net, rapporte Reuters. Les groupes sont connus : l’American Cable Association, la CTIA, la NCTA, la New England Cable & Telecommunications Associations et USTelecom. Ils (...)

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CISPA : Who’s for it, who’s against it and how it could affect you - 29 avril 2012
With the House’s passage of the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, the bill’s proponents and opponents on both sides of the aisle are gearing up for a fight over the legislation as it heads to the Senate. Here’s a quick look at who’s for CISPA, who’s against it and why. Facebook, Microsoft, the U.S. (...)