Did Internet founders foresee future filled with paid, prioritized traffic?

AT&T has set off yet another net neutrality firestorm, claiming that a crucial Internet standards-making body gave its blessing to ISP priority access deals way back at the beginning of it all. In the late 1990s, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) added the "DiffServ" field to Internet Protocol (IP), AT&T insists, "to facilitate paid prioritization as a means for encouraging the further ...

'Street View' image problem

A Newton lawyer is taking shots at Google for snapping more Street View images of Faneuil Hall Marketplace, after...

Trey Songz Says 'Unusual' Is All About 'Spontaneity'

'That's pool tables. That's car hoods. That's restaurant bathrooms,' the singer who 'Invented Sex' explains of his latest Drake collabo.

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Views of Health Care Economics From a C.E.O. Named Bush

Jonathan Bush, nephew of one former president and cousin of another, built a small medical practice into a national enterprise with nearly 1,200 employees.