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Net Neutrality Is A Bad Idea Supported By Poor Analogies Net neutrality is not a level playing field but a tilted one designed to protect certain content providers and consumers at the expense of innovation and variety. Yet innovation is what drives economic growth and variety increases consumer welfare.

FCC eyes new rules to protect consumers as voice networks transition to IP An agency proposal would require incumbent carriers to share last-mile networks with competitors

Apple CEO Tim Cook: Apple Pay is number one Despite recent rumblings about Apple Pay's rejection by major retailers, Tim Cook says the mobile payment system is a huge success

FTC: AT&T slowed speeds of unlimited data smartphone users The Federal Trade Commission has charged AT&T with slowing speeds of smartphone customers with "unlimited" data plans

Why Chicago is mandating coding education Mayor Rahm Emanuel reaffirms his commitment to coding, computer science education for all kids in Chicago.

Really?

Staples investigating possible credit card data breach Staples is investigating a possible breach of payment card data and has contacted law enforcement about the matter, making it the latest US retailer to become a possible victim of a cyberattack. Staples shares fell in early morning trading on the news.

Wolverton: Apple Pay great, at stores that accept it Apple Pay is what’s known in the payment industry as a “contactless” payment system. Such systems allow users to buy things with credit or debit cards that are stored on their phones or in the cloud. Instead of swiping a credit card at a payment terminal, you just tap your phone onto a special recei…

Record iPhone sales drive Apple's 3Q beat SAN FRANCISCO (AP) â€" The iPhone again proved to be the engine behind Apple's blockbuster financial performance, driving quarterly results well past expectations. Excitement for the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus models sparked sales of 39.3 million iPhones in the last quarter â€" a record for the months…

Ads to Invade Shapchat Soon, CEO Confirms CEO Evan Spiegel suggested that the ads won't be too disruptive to users.

Stripe's mobile technology may sound death knell for PayPal - Independent.ie Mobile payments are having a heyday. Apple Pay has been splashed across the news and 20-somethings are paying for taxis with their smartphones. Yet one stalwart risks being left out of

Google's Eric Schmidt: Steve Jobs is my hero - CNET Google and Apple are bitter rivals, but during a talk, Google's executive chairman opens up about his old friend and why "we could all aspire to be a small percentage of Steve."

JPMorgan says hackers got information on 76 million customers JPMorgan said Thursday that cybercriminals gathered information on more than 80 million account holders as part of a massive bank hack this summer.