Globe Editorial
EBAY , AMAZON , and Google are facing off against the telephone and cable companies over the future of the Internet. The US House of Representatives ought to approve a proposal by Edward Markey that would make sure the rights of these major content providers, and smaller ones as well, are protected against the companies that control high-speed Internet service. (Full article: 427 words)
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