I only ask for everyone to help their friends build the best support network they can — because ultimately that’s one of the best suicide preventions there is.
Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey spoke about his recent efforts to overturn the Federal Communications Commission's decision to repeal net neutrality to a crowd of over 500 people at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Wong Auditorium Thursday night.
The Senate Committee on Net Neutrality and Consumer Protection proposed protections for Massachusetts media consumers, in response to the Federal Communications Commission's repeal of net neutrality.
Last December, the Federal Communications Commission repealed net neutrality in a 3-2 vote. The highly contested decision prompted a civil rights debate: should unfettered internet access be a right?
On...
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey joined 22 other state attorneys general Tuesday in a multi-state lawsuit to review the repeal of net neutrality protections, citing the repeal as being “illegal,”...
Several hundred people gathered outside of the Verizon store near Copley Square Thursday as part of a nationwide protest against the current Federal Communications Commission chair and former Verizon...
The Federal Communications Commission’s upcoming vote on whether to repeal net neutrality could affect people and businesses nationally, especially in cities like Boston.
The vote could reverse...
Hurricane Maria, which hit Puerto Rico on Sept. 20 and left the entire country without power, is now finally getting the help and attention it deserves. And yes, it’s more than just throwing them “beautiful,...
Imagine a world where the next great war was fought online. According to speakers at General Assembly Boston, it’s a reality that might not be so far off.
Last Wednesday, General Assembly Boston...
Though you might not have known it from following the news, the American Health Care Act — may it rest in peace — wasn’t the only thing on this past week’s congressional agenda. On Thursday, the...
“Whatever” was ranked the most annoying word of 2016, for the eighth year in a row. Other contenders in sequential order are “No offense, but,” “Ya know, right?,” “I can’t even” and “Huge.”...
