But again, nobody wants to ban all prioritization, just blatantly anti-competitive paid prioritization.
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He took the example of paid prioritization and said that he thought a reasonable compromise could be a ban on paid prioritization but with a narrow authorization for specialized services.
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No matter what the skeptics say, you can't accurately convert an unequivocal statement that Comcast has no plans to enter into any paid prioritization arrangement into plans for paid prioritization.
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"By ending the outright ban on paid prioritization, we hope to make it easier for consumers to benefit from services that need prioritization—such as latency-sensitive telemedicine," Pai said.
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ISPs are also banned from engaging in paid prioritization, or letting deeper-pocketed content or service companies buy an unfair advantage for their traffic in terms of speed, latency, or network prioritization.
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Prioritization, he said Wednesday, for himself and for his companies.
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Foster development and help them with goal setting and prioritization.
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Ruthless prioritization, as advocated by Sacks, does not come naturally.
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From one vantage, that's a fair prioritization of scarce resources.
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It says it has no plans to offer paid prioritization.
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Thus, paid prioritization could actually increase competition among content providers.
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Paid prioritization favors the existing Internet landscape and hobbles innovation.
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"There has to be some sort of prioritization," she added.
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As the capacity grows, then you can change the prioritization.
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Money is available; accountability and prioritization are what's really needed.
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Understanding the false allure of prioritization requires a little background.
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And that question of prioritization is so very, very subjective.
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So, let's address concerns around paid prioritization without impacting those innovations.Damn.
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Altice doesn't mention anything about zero-rating or paid prioritization, though.
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It is, however, subject to de-prioritization during times of congestion.
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MULVANEY: I haven't seen anything that changes my opinion about prioritization.
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Essentially, this could translate into a de-prioritization of IoT traffic.
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A past version of myself would've called this prioritization problematically selfish.
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While it provides taxpayer relief, it also forces prioritization in government.
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But in the case of climate change, prioritization is journalistically warranted.
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But these narrow exceptions aside, our roads are managed without prioritization.
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And so I do a lot of prioritization of my time.
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Yimby prioritization of upmarket housing and wealthy tenants will mean for
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One of the more contentious issues is that of bondholder prioritization.
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Also unique in Bloomberg's approach is his prioritization of national advertising.
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But ruthless prioritization means only focusing on the very best ideas.
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Then assess how any shift might reorder debts in your prioritization.
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For me, it's really questioning the prioritization of [a theatrical release].
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What else is "Accelerated Mobile Pages" or promoted tweets but prioritization?
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"At the same time that Treasury was insisting to Congress and the American people that prioritization is unworkable, Treasury and New York Fed officials were working behind the scenes on a prioritization plan," the subcommittee concluded.
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It's just a prioritization on your schedule, nothing more heavy than that.
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The main idea here is to add more prioritization into the mix.
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The company strives to differentiate itself with its prioritization of preventative care.
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The thing with running is it has everything to do with prioritization.
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Untangling Obama's mess will require prioritization, patience and, above all, thoughtful policies.
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However, sound prioritization makes transitions much smoother and easier to cope with.
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Having harder budgetary constraints, she posits, is necessary to force political prioritization.
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Much of this misplaced prioritization has consequences that go beyond bad optics.
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Creating different character models, women or otherwise, is a matter of prioritization.
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This reorganization could also affect the prioritization of elder-care related features.
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The American Enterprise Institute, another think tank heavily funded by broadband providers, has been busy making similar claims on its own website, again trying to insist that banning anti-competitive paid prioritization is somehow a ban on all prioritization.
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Suddenly, that control over prioritization just got a lot more powerful and profitable.
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The third challenge relates to the change in the principle of intelligence prioritization.
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But the answer seems pretty clear: what AT&T is describing is prioritization.
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It suggested that "few [paid prioritization] arrangements" would pass the "commercially reasonable" test.
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The only thing left to prohibit paid prioritization schemes would likely be Congress.
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Aside from that, Sprint doesn't comment on throttling, zero-rating, or paid prioritization.
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I support rules that prevent blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization of internet traffic.
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The result could reduce the prioritization of participating in international insurance regulatory initiatives.
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Finally — and perhaps most critically — is the prioritization of improving the consumer experience.
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One, again, nothing in the current rules bans telemedicine app and service prioritization.
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The rules bar providers from blocking, slowing or offering paid prioritization of websites.
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But such a process could begin with a prioritization of threats to NATO.
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Additional criteria for chemical prioritization are due from the EPA by June 2017.
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"If another vacancy emerges, you'll see another very similar kind of prioritization," Leo said.
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She thought the experience could help her complete her dissertation on cold-case prioritization.
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This is what Rs and ISPs want: O'Reilly said paid prioritization must be protected.
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Without the prioritization of violent criminals, virtually every undocumented immigrant is an enforcement priority.
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Many founders touted the importance of prioritization when considering how to use your funds.
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This leads to an important prioritization of where and how to apply finite resources.
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Comcast said it would ban paid prioritization except for "specialized services," per Ars Technica.
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This is conceptually cohesive in its prioritization of process and sense of ongoing construction.
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Sierra Leone President H.E. Julius Maada Bio pledged his administration's prioritization of children's education.
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As it relates to prioritization specifically, we don't know what the ultimate answer is.
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Time management, work prioritization, and stress management are all tools used to increase productivity.
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There are a lot of stakeholders, and prioritization of projects is based on threats.
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Opponents of net neutrality argue that prioritization, blocking and throttling will actually increase innovation.
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Shortly afterwards, in response to feedback, he doubled down on that statement: To be clear, Comcast has never offered paid prioritization, we are not offering it today, and we're not considering entering into any paid prioritization creating fast lane deals with content owners.
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Mr. Trump's prioritization of the federal appeals courts, however, sets him apart from his predecessors.
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"The early warning system serves as a prioritization tool," Iceland told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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There, the president said that Russian President Vladimir Putin prioritization of defense is slowing efforts.
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But climate policies live and die in the details, the prioritization, the accounting, the execution.
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"There needs to be more of a prioritization of education around anti-Semitism," Ward said.
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To avoid conflicts, RoomMe adheres to a system of prioritization: Room Master, Parent, and Child.
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This is an unintended consequence of the prioritization on speed in our current market structure.
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It's still unclear who will be testifying at the paid prioritization hearing later this month.
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Like if you're really into product road mapping and prioritization — ruthless prioritization, because at seed you have not enough time and not enough money, you have to be brutal about what are the five things ... So you're really helping these companies versus managing them.
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Mike Coffman (R-CO), would ban blocking, throttling, paid prioritization, and eliminates all questions of jurisdiction.
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Indian regulators are still working on broader net neutrality rules regarding blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization.
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Not only that, but these zero-rating practices sound innocuous but are basically paid prioritization lite.
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"It's a completely plausible prioritization, to the extent this group is actually being persecuted," Spiro said.
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The 2015 order has three "bright line" rules: no blocking, no throttling, and no paid prioritization.
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Romanticism can be defined as the prioritization of emotional expression in art over nearly everything else.
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However, it is the only company to state that it believes paid prioritization would be harmful.
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Concerning the rules set in place in 2015 — no paid prioritization, no throttling, no blocking, etc.
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T-Mobile declined to comment and hasn't made explicit comments on blocking, throttling or paid prioritization.
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Known as paid prioritization, it's the post-net neutrality scenario that most worries the rules' supporters.
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These realities are completely out of sync with the president's prioritization of nuclear upgrades over nonproliferation.
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Reactions TO THE EDITOR: Re "Letting Patients Tell Their Stories" (April 12): Medicine is about prioritization.
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Life is a game of ruthless prioritization, and you can't have it all every single day.
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With Live, though, live broadcasts display higher in users' feeds — a prioritization Facebook has acknowledged publicly.
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"We automate the process of prioritization and deployment to remediate more vulnerabilities faster," Bar-Dayan explained.
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I looked at it as five states, and so California had a prioritization from the start.
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A verification program of this nature requires a much greater and significant investment and more prioritization.
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Both the FCC's 2015 rules and SB 822 ban anti-competitive paid prioritization deals, while providing ample leeway for legitimate prioritization (medical services, VoIP.) ISP lobbyists for Comcast and Verizon routinely try to conflate the two, claiming that net neutrality somehow harms the sick and disabled.
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We've said consistently we've not entered into paid prioritization agreements and have no plans to do so.
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Nor do they permit the prioritization of one viewpoint over another or one news outlet over another.
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The new prioritization of posts from friends and family reduced the traffic to Simms's non-profit pages.
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The obvious power of influencers is evident in retailers' prioritization of developing organic partnerships with Instagram personalities.
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What Linksys has done with the new WRT32X is to automate the prioritization of gaming network traffic.
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"As it relates to prioritization specifically, we don't know what the ultimate answer is," the spokesperson said.
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While not technically paid prioritization, the deal still saw Netflix ultimately paying Comcast to improve degraded service.
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Spalter says "you can never underestimate your planning and prioritization process" when it comes to moving forward.
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"5G data usage with the moto mod is unlimited with no data de-prioritization," the carrier said.
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This demonstrates a fundamental flaw in the prioritization of limited taxpayer resources, which is exactly the problem.
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This is a slightly different position than prior exercises where prioritization of debt payments was not specified.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee will hold a hearing on data prioritization at 85033:15 a.m.
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North Carolina provides a clear example of the benefits of pro-growth tax cuts and budget prioritization.
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But she put zero internal prioritization on making sure her own employees were supported and treated ethically.
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This could affect the process, prioritization and timing of some big-ticket items on the FCC's docket.
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"Despite what some of my colleagues sometimes seem to think, prioritization is not a dirty word," she told the attendees of the hearing—which is necessary because FCC Chariman Ajit Pai and his fellow Republican commissioners killed net neutrality rules last year, ending the previous ban on paid prioritization.
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Internet service providers say they will not block or throttle legal content but may engage in paid prioritization.
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The only thing the NBA should be apologizing for is their blatant prioritization of profits over human rights.
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While returns do play a part in Visa's investment strategy, Prabhu stressed the prioritization of the enterprise partnerships.
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With no restrictions on throttling or paid prioritization, those deals can get broader and more aggressive over time.
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But instead of addressing these concerns, Abe was defiantly positive, emphasizing the government's prioritization of foreign direct investment.
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This is a tough one as it's a high-level and high-stakes prioritization decision for your company.
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The Washington law prohibits telecom providers from blocking content or devices, throttling traffic, or participating in paid prioritization.
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Helium rationing has no system for prioritization; medical facilities do not get special access to the remaining reserves.
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It would also prohibit ISPs from striking anti-competitive "paid prioritization" deals letting companies buy a network advantage.
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In addition, prioritization of product pipeline projects has reduced research and development spending as a percentage of sales.
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It is likely that the industry will explore paid prioritization, though those changes probably wouldn't come right away.
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Puzzling because according to the company's own promises, we should expect nothing less than "no paid prioritization" whatsoever.
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No, we've said consistently we've not entered into paid prioritization agreements and have no plans to do so.
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The investigation could also veer into what harm is created for consumers by the prioritization of certain information.
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Living within limits requires prioritization — and Congress inevitably howls about having to do this part of their jobs.
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Sometimes people think of prioritization as only doing things that will have a positive impact on your business.
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Continued U.S. prioritization of the nuclear issue will only ensure that Iran does, ultimately, become a nuclear power.
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And what does the prioritization of travel say about who we are and whom we want to date?
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Buried in the 161-page document was this quirky assertion (emphasis ours): At the same time, the Commission also should bear in mind that a more flexible approach to prioritization may be warranted and may be beneficial to the public... And paid prioritization may have other compelling applications in telemedicine.
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In other words, there's no paid prioritization and no discrimination, in theory, between different music or video streaming services.
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It's hard to imagine that some prioritization of traffic won't be necessary, further undermining attempts to ban such practices.
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Yet Blackburn's bill doesn't prohibit ISPs from charging content creators like websites or streaming services for paid prioritization services.
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The possibility of platforms or organizations being charged more for content delivery through "fast lanes" or "prioritization" undermines this.
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"A master global clinical trial protocol for research and prioritization of therapeutics is ongoing at the WHO," it added.
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Maybe several providers will quietly roll out paid prioritization packages that enable deep-pocketed players to cut the queue.
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Now, the door is open for broadband giants to pursue these so-called paid prioritization arrangements if they choose.
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Paid prioritization deals could allow carriers to boost specific companies and products, depending on what makes the most money.
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Issues like zero-rating and paid prioritization remain contentious, and those hold-ups could stop legislation from going through.
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The Trump administration ended the Obama-era case prioritization in January 2017, saying it did not produce significant results.
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Prioritization is important for ISRO, which is already conducting three times the rocket launches than its capacity, Kumar added.
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Fast-forward and Martocci tells me prioritization across Splice's different product lines will be one of its big challenges.
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"This prioritization of collections for payments to issuers over payments to the Treasury is not authorized," the agency said.
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Each country has its own prioritization of issues, some of them which are in direct conflict with one another.
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"Prioritization of your goals means you're honest about which of your goals are most important to you," he said.
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This presents a conundrum in which strategic risk resulting from the NDS's prioritization complicates the operational challenges for CENTCOM.
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In his testimony, he highlighted nonpartisan infrastructure investment issues that could be tackled by renewed prioritization, focus, and commitment.
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It would codify the three "bright line rules " of the FCC's 2015 order, banning throttling blocking and paid prioritization.
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How has the Department of Justice's prioritization of immigration-only offenses affected federal law-enforcement resources for other priorities?
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Relying on flight attendant training that teaches the importance of prioritization, the couple decided to jettison the small problems.
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Facebook's misinformation and privacy scandals have often originated in the company's deliberate prioritization of advertising revenue above everything else.
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Paid prioritization is inherently unfair and harmful to institutions that do not have the resources to pay additional fees.
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"It's going to completely gum up the streets unless some aggressive bus prioritization measures are instituted," Mr. White said.
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These machines are nuanced, but their use still means very specific wording, repetition and prioritization of certain phrases matter.
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However, agreeing on the prioritization of the settlement terms, timing and sequencing is likely to be a sticking point.
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But some providers have said paid prioritization may make sense at times, citing self-driving cars and healthcare information.
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The products should boost Yelp's appeal to advertisers, given the importance of attribution and advertisers' increasing prioritization of digital video.
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But 61 percent of those people said they supported net neutrality rules like no throttling and no paid prioritization. Why?
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When you find yourself in this situation, you're going to have to rely on that age-old concept of prioritization.
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The order implemented rules against blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization—so-called fast lanes—by mobile and fixed broadband providers.
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An editorial commentary, which accompanied the study in the journal, urged a prioritization of youth depression in the United States.
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Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn agrees—and she wants to make paid prioritization a thing your internet service provider can offer, too.
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The majority of the rules governing the Internet remain the same—the prohibitions on blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization—remain.
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This would allow the companies to throttle traffic from websites and allow other sites to move faster through paid prioritization.
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The actual rules being proposed also preemptively banned a number of practices and business models — paid prioritization, zero rating, etc.
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In that vein, Pai has reportedly floated the idea that ISPs could be prohibited from engaging in "harmful" paid prioritization.
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Some policymakers have argued that practice, known as "paid prioritization," could benefit advanced applications like self-driving cars and telemedicine.
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That the proliferation of data and data sources are necessitating a better system of prioritization and analysis, is not questionable.
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"People pressed to say, there needs to be some kind of escalation flow, or prioritization flow," one former employee said.
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Pai's rules reversed the 2015 Open Internet Order, which had explicitly banned blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization by internet providers.
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Criticizing somebody for being rude while they are being harassed and threatened is a poor prioritization and a red herring.
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Which means that, like Comcast, paid prioritization remain a possibility, even if it's not something AT&T is doing today.
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As a fellow, southwesterner, he said immigration policy is important to him and he likes Castro's prioritization of the issue.
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A prioritization of cash for debt reduction and/or as a liquidity buffer will be consistent with the 'BB' IDR.
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That legal foundation prevents them from blocking or throttling web pages, while banning content-delivery deals known as paid prioritization.
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" "It is therefore of the utmost importance that you select someone willing and able to continue prioritization of this work.
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The implied prioritization on great power competition, however, suggests the real risk of a return to Cold War-era approach.
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Democrats are expected to ask about the Trump administration's environmental rollbacks and prioritization of fossil fuel extraction on public lands.
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The Obama administration touted its prioritization of overseeing military-grade nuclear materials with the same vigor as civilian nuclear materials.
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Oversight that works guarantees the implementation of objective criteria for the prioritization and selection of recovery projects and sectorial investments.
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Known for impeccable attention to detail, and prioritization of public spaces and common areas, the Arlo brand is highly decorated.
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First, DoD and the Federal Communications Commission must flip their prioritization from mmWave to sub-85033 GHz spectrum for 5G.
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"We're very sensitive, especially in romantic relationships, about our prioritization in the person's life," behavioral scientist Susan Weinschenk told Cosmopolitan.
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The combination of always-on and a small screen requires information to be displayed uniquely, both in layout and prioritization.
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Among other healthy cybersecurity practices, organizations should revisit their patching methodologies (timeliness of patching; prioritization of critical external facing systems).
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When it comes to issues with less frequent flashpoints, like immigration and health care, prioritization is often a better measure.
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Trump issued an executive order shortly after taking office that moved away from the Obama-era prioritization of criminal cases.
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Deficit-neutral tax relief combines budget prioritization and tax cuts in a win-win formula that also reduces government waste.
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Each of these companies represent virtual monopolies in the digital space, and they all utilize some form of paid prioritization.
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There are just so many different ways to expand your repertoire that it can actually become a stressful battle of prioritization.
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He believed the prioritization of marriage in these wards (the LDS term for congregation) detracted from the focus on worshiping Christ.
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The organization says the image catalog will continue to grow, with prioritization given to significant collections like Europeana and Wikimedia Commons.
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And part of that prioritization has been worrying more about the disproportionately rare incidences of false accusation than about actual rapes.
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"The embassy would still be able to carry out core functions, but it would be a painful prioritization process," said Rathke.
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We have rigorous guidelines that do not permit the prioritization of one viewpoint over another or the suppression of political perspectives.
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" The proposal also questions the ban on "paid prioritization" that the proposal argues was adopted to "address an apparently nonexistent problem.
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That is why the Commission created the 2015 rules with bans on paid prioritization, blocking of content, and throttling of traffic.
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No doubt Congress will make some prioritization decisions that are different than the president's proposed budget; that is always the case.
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Statoil's own investigation concluded that wrong prioritization of maintenance was a root cause of the incident, which could have been fatal.
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The draft order's analysis is based on well-reasoned economic theory and finds that paid prioritization can increase overall economic welfare.
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It's an extremely selective process based on ruthless prioritization, with the stated mission to protect things that simply must not fail.
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When it comes to throttling and paid prioritization, Verizon's net neutrality page actually seems to hint that fast lanes could happen.
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The demand in increased capacity results from the Army's prioritization of long-range precision artillery to meet potential near-peer threats.
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Comcast, for one, stressed it would not block or throttle content and has "no plans" to enter into paid prioritization agreements.
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Trump's recent orders explicitly depart from such prioritization, however, pushing resources into migrant expulsion and exclusion on a mass scale instead.
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They could push for a bill that would make it clear providers could block or throttle content or offer paid prioritization.
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" "I think, hopefully, most of the appropriation bills will actually be passed a little more -- a little better prioritization of spending.
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These recommendations may take the form of changes to funding guidelines or prioritization, regulatory changes, contracting practices, or intergovernmental technical assistance.
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The new commitments mark a 15% increase from the previous replenishment three years ago and reflect greater prioritization of preventable disease.
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Clinton specifically cited a recent letter by 120 retired generals and admirals warning against the prioritization of defense spending over diplomacy.
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Which isn't a critique of where it was before I came in, it's just been the prioritization that we've had. Right.
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The prioritization of new videos encourages YouTube conspiracy content creators to post multiple videos that expand upon a particular conspiracy theory.
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" But, Quinn goes on to write, "no discussion of net neutrality would be complete without also addressing the topic of paid prioritization.
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Or AT&T could strike "paid prioritization" deals that give AT&T (or a deep-pocketed partner's content) a distinct network advantage.
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"Out of the seven new species, five are facing considerable anthropogenic threats and require immediate conservation prioritization," he said in a statement.
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"The biggest focus for me is making sure we have a really strong prioritization, and we understand what matters most," Dorsey said.
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The algorithmic prioritization of these posts can be useful if you've been buried under a pile of paperwork during a long workday.
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Cersei picked up all of the masculine "virtues" of toughness, ruthlessness, and the prioritization of the pursuit of power above all else.
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"I am sympathetic with prioritization, but I'm also sympathetic with the notion that it's not always a zero sum game," he said.
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In particular, none of the ISPs we contacted will make a commitment — or even a comment — on paid fast lanes and prioritization.
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So Cox doesn't have any stance on paid prioritization or zero-rating, which the company can implement because it employs data caps.
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"Blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization would not be per se antitrust violations," he said, in a speech at the National Press Club.
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Plus, it bans paid prioritization, the practice of directly or indirectly favoring some traffic over other traffic in exchange for money, typically.
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It says it has "no plans" to create paid prioritization agreements — but did not explicitly promise never to engage in the activity.
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This is a huge problem that highlights a marketed risk for taxpayers because of the prioritization that PACE has over mortgage lenders.
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Net neutrality regulations kept ISPs from the worst possible discriminatory behaviors, including paid prioritization, throttling traffic, and blocking websites or services completely.
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The candidates raised the bar, too—both in their prioritization of the climate emergency, and in their professed understanding of its complexities.
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She says that one challenge will be prioritization, as the team was taking on many initiatives but didn't have a leader before.
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Paid prioritization and other practices by Internet providers should not be treated as unambiguously pro-competitive or anticompetitive on a blanket basis.
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Prioritization of climate impact when making business decisions, including ending all custom solutions specifically designed for oil and gas extraction and exploration.
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"The prioritization to me should be filling the slots at the State Department itself, because ambassadors don't really set policy," Stier said.
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Comcast lobbyists have also repeated this patently-false claim in their attempt to lift the FCC ban on unfair paid prioritization deals.
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The rules specifically ban anti-competitive prioritization deals that put smaller companies, startups, non-profits, and education institutions at a notable disadvantage.
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"In real life, all sorts of interactions are prioritized every day," Blackburn proclaimed in a subcommittee hearing on paid prioritization last April.
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They do, however, eliminate restrictions on more creative anti-competitive behavior, like paid prioritization, interconnection shenanigans, and usage caps and zero rating.
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In your mind, are there forms of these online fast lines ... the correct term is ... paid prioritization is what we're talking about.
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Additionally, defense analysts point to the Navy's prioritization and funding of newer technologies — notably precision-guided munitions from aircraft — over naval gunfire.
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It's the continued prioritization of the private interest over the public good, and it's been an ascendent philosophy for every millennials' adulthood.
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"If we have to make a hard prioritization decision, we're going to focus on stuff that directly calls for violence," he said.
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To effect this shift, known within the AIDS world as "geographic prioritization," she had to negotiate with country governments and U.S. partners.
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"The prioritization of MPP cases will place a huge burden on the immigration courts," said a DOJ official involved with immigration matters.
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Some of the world&aposs largest banks are re-organizing their front-office due to a spike in prioritization of customer-centricity.
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A memo authored by then-Deputy Attorney General James Cole ordered U.S. attorneys to give lower prioritization to prosecuting marijuana-related cases.
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Mr. Lafortune said proponents cite the changes to the state matching and project prioritization rules as ways of helping narrow those divides.
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Legislation would basically prevent blocking, throttling and paid prioritization but doesn't go to the extreme of reclassifying broadband as a telecommunications service.
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Some internet providers have said they could eventually offer paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization, for some future internet traffic.
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When the Trump FCC repealed the 2015 Open Internet Order, it didn't just eliminate the prohibitions against blocking and throttling and paid prioritization.
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We can see the prioritization mimicked in our country right now, as families are torn apart in the name of a cold policy.
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The U.S. withdrew from the Paris agreement in July, prompting concern of a knock-on effect on the prioritization of tackling climate change.
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"As evidence of our prioritization on discipline and sustainable growth leading to profitability, we are exiting the weekly rental business," he told TechCrunch.
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Still unfocused with a lack of ideas, I chose the toxic prioritization of thinness in perceptions of eating disorders as my thesis topic.
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Some analysts said the prioritization of the anti-ISIS effort has come at the expense of finding a solution to Syria's political crisis.
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The law will prohibit internet providers from blocking or throttling any legal apps and websites, and it will ban paid prioritization of content.
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"People do prioritize [fixing] branded vulns when they don't have a mature prioritization process," said Chris Wysopal, co-founder and CTO of Veracode.
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With no remaining regulations against paid prioritization, those negotiations will tip in carriers' favor, and may grow more favorable to carriers in result.
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But the sin here is the typical one for their party: a complete lack of prioritization or integration of their myriad policy ideas.
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His sound—deep horn blasts, percussive strings, and a prioritization of urgent mood over melody—is the sound of modern American blockbuster films.
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It seems unlikely, though, that Mulvaney will put much effort into advocating for debt prioritization in his current role as chief of staff.
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Recently, a coalition of over 100 organizations sent a letter to every presidential candidate demanding prioritization of democracy reform in the primary campaign.
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Evidence from other markets shows that paid prioritization arrangements that develop without regulatory intervention generally benefit consumers and lead to more capital investment.
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The coalition increased its membership to 800 CEOs in 2019, which it attributes to the prioritization of diversity and inclusion at US firms.
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He took a risk by reducing the prioritization of Windows and Office to make cloud more of a priority, but it paid off.
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The FCC's rules prohibit cable and wireless companies from blocking or throttling internet content, and from striking paid prioritization deals favoring certain content.
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This concept of email prioritization is something you'll find in rival services, as with Gmail's "Priority Inbox," and Outlook's "Focused Inbox," for example.
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Past administrations exercised broad discretion and prioritization about which unauthorized immigrants to focus on, honing in on the most egregious criminal offenders first.
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There could be a world in which the FCC does not have rules on paid prioritization or blocking or throttling on its books.
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Step three: Here, we ranked our chosen goals from most important to least important using the prioritization tool — a simple drag and drop.
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A public option just adds one more fragment in an overly fragmented health care system and furthers the prioritization of profits over patients.
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"Governor Ducey's prioritization of the sharing economy has made the Grand Canyon State an ideal environment for our self-driving pilot," Uber said.
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This administration's prioritization of profits over progress makes it clear that the United States health leadership and influence is moving backward, not forward.
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Prioritization will constitute the intentional subordination, not just of one claim to another, but of all claims to the pettiness of congressional politics.
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Or, if the Journal is willing to pay fees for prioritization that the Times is not, the Journal's web page would appear first.
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" He said it would be a "misguided exercise to try to put some kinds of paid prioritization in a good or bad bucket.
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These protections prohibit internet providers from restricting access to legal content by blocking, slowing down speeds or charging for prioritization on the internet.
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"The reasons are diverse, but include lack of political will, inadequate enabling legislation, lack of understanding of the resolutions and low prioritization," it said.
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"If the kid is getting everything that is on their list, they don't have the opportunity to go through that prioritization process," Ritter said.
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"Antonio will concentrate on understanding our competitors' strengths and identifying areas of our performance which require prioritization of resources," Williams said in a statement.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman Greg Walden, a Republican, said in an interview Tuesday he planned to hold a hearing on paid prioritization.
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Meghan's prioritization of her well-being over her popularity sends a clear signal, even if being royal is considered a round-the-clock job.
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Customers will get full LTE speeds until they reach 22GB of usage, after which they'll be subject to reduced data speeds and de-prioritization.
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Back in 2014, during the last net neutrality debate, Comcast was pushing for something similar, asking the FCC to allow "commercially reasonable" paid prioritization.
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Likewise, for autonomous vehicles that may require instantaneous data transmission, black letter prohibitions on paid prioritization may actually stifle innovation instead of encouraging it.
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That means all of the companies we checked with have had to abide by the no blocking, no throttling, and no paid prioritization rules.
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And that process is lengthy, the IG found based on interviews, meaning few of the policies on prioritization are able to become operational quickly.
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This prioritization of electoral strategy has traded off, however, with parties' ability to serve as gatekeepers, and to respond to the needs of voters.
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If instances of blocking, paid prioritization or other practices were determined to be anticompetitive, they would be subject to prosecution under the antitrust laws.
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The page's current iteration, which has been retitled to the Trump-ian sounding "American Energy," inverts the prioritization of renewable energy over fossil fuels.
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But it is also important to recognize that differential treatment of some Internet traffic, including paid prioritization, can make certain applications function more effectively.
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The FCC order reversed rules barring internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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The greatest danger for senior officials is to diminish the prioritization of countering ISIS because it has no territory and a heavily constrained leader.
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Orban was overwhelmingly re-elected as prime minister in April, promising tough crackdowns on migration and prioritization of border security as key rallying points.
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A 70-percent slump in prices has eroded industry margins and forced a dramatic prioritization of capital, with budgets slashed and thousands laid off.
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The EPA's own review of its Office of Civil Rights was highly critical and found poor performance, unqualified staff and a lack of prioritization.
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Governors also want to make sure their project priorities are immune from congressional earmarking, Pattison said, adding that states have developed "robust" prioritization programs.
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As the Electronic Frontier Foundation explains, there's no discount when it comes to paid prioritization—instead, some companies pay more to sink other players.
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Pretending that banning anti-competitive, paid-prioritization deals will somehow harm innovation and legitimate services has long been a favorite talking point for ISPs.
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Comcast, for example, mysteriously removed all promises to avoid paid prioritization from the company's website the exact same day the FCC announced its repeal.
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Trump's orders widen the categories for prioritization so drastically that, as immigration law experts have told me, they basically theoretically encompass all undocumented individuals.
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This prioritization has kept users happy, Facebook earnings billions of dollars in profit per quarter and its Platform open to new waves of developers.
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But calls for Facebook to fix the problem — presumably through some sort of new editorial filtering, or prioritization — misunderstand the company and its situation.
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The prioritization of spectacle for spectacle's sake didn't just shape John Wick's plot structure; it dictated the visual makeup of the movie as well.
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Some functions of the ego, a hard-fought jewel of the last 50,000 years of evolution, include reality testing and prioritization of incoming stimuli.
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The FCC's order reversed rules barring internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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"This underscores the absolute, unequivocal prioritization I'm placing on improving our performance in our biggest business, which is pharma," she told Reuters on Wednesday.
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"Based on the events of today and last week, we will be undertaking a comprehensive portfolio prioritization review immediately," said Chief Executive Paul Hastings.
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Handling the issue of debt prioritization correctly is vital if the island and its people are going to move toward a more prosperous future.
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Legislation should ensure that no "fast lanes" for preferred content are allowed to develop through paid prioritization, with few exceptions, such as free data.
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McBride cites low unemployment, broader growth in household income and a renewed prioritization on savings over the past decade as factors in the increase.
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In the absence of an explicit ban on these actions, providers are required to publicly disclose any instance of blocking, throttling or paid prioritization.
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By prohibiting prioritization of online traffic, the FCC rules will deter network infrastructure investment and innovation, as the Internet becomes governed as a utility.
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The FDA inspects before production begins, and then, once runs are in full swing, it inspects on a "risk-based prioritization" basis, Woodcock said.
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ISPs like Comcast have slowly-but-surely been walking back their past promises to avoid paid prioritization in the wake of the FCC's repeal.
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They say they won't engage in most forms of paid prioritization, the practice of charging sites more for faster delivery of streams and downloads.
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And all the product prioritization, all the policy work that we do, everything holistically ladders up into those two objectives in service of that vision.
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It lacked prioritization and provided no strategy for time-management, so I had a warped sense of what I could actually accomplish in a day.
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" On Tuesday, a spokesperson for Comcast told CNET that it "hasn't entered into any paid prioritization agreements," and "we have no plans to do so.
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New rules grounded in Title I would have to permit discrimination, paid prioritization and individual negotiations between online providers and ISPs to survive court scrutiny.
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Now is the right time to compromise on a bipartisan bill that guarantees no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization – the core net neutrality principles.
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Instead of only applying the "Killer Prioritization Engine" technology to connected gaming PCs, however, the WRT32XB will also automatically detect and prioritize Xbox One gaming.
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In the past, ISPs have brought up medical uses to explain why paid prioritization could be a good thing, and Comcast does that again here.
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While some efforts have been made to harmonize oversight, enforcement and prioritization is largely left to the individual provinces, resulting in regulatory arbitrage and fragmentation.
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It's one thing to spray the house, but rebuilding the damaged sections takes decision-making, time and money, and prioritization of resources may be necessary.
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The question with internet access, paid prioritization, edge provider collusion, and other net neutrality issues is not one of whether to regulate them, but how.
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But the economics literature indicates that paid prioritization can also increase entry and output by content providers that are highly dependent on high-quality service.
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A wearer is limited to two profiles because, she said, any more would defeat the point of prioritization and make the vibrations difficult to identify.
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Such "prioritization" or data discrimination violates one of the core tenets of net neutrality, but data differentiation is commonly used by cell phone providers nonetheless.
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It is possible that a leveraged loan might include prioritization within the debt schedule halting Uber from taking on future debt at a higher priority.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg Walden, a Republican, said in an interview on Tuesday he planned to hold a hearing on paid prioritization.
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Those experts also said that such prioritization could stifle certain political voices or give the telecom conglomerates with media assets an edge over their rivals.
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In a separate note to staff seen by BuzzFeed News, some physicians at the hospital were asked to submit prioritization lists of patients to treat.
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Finally, sponsors can use this prioritization exercise to bolster the confidence of their management teams, reassuring them that support will be provided where necessary.4.
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But a senior administration official told Reuters this month that any drug shortages represent the Iranian government's prioritization of its missile program and other initiatives.
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"I'm afraid he's kind of stuck in the world of Mitch McConnell," Durbin said, referencing the GOP leader's prioritization of judicial confirmations in the Senate.
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These new institutions reflected a renewed prioritization on the mission of homeland security because of the real possibility of additional terrorist attacks on U.S. soil.
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Does FEMA have in place prioritization for the hurricane season that is coming, knowing the compromised state that the Caribbean-Americans are in right now?
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They also act as an irritant to U.S.-Saudi relations, with the Trump administration indicating a higher prioritization of IP enforcement amongst its trading partners.
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A focus on regulatory costs would prioritize elimination of regulation A. But clearly, no matter what your ideological bent, that is a wrong-headed prioritization.
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And while pretty much everything in them is expected — Comcast thinks the rules are burdensome and hurt investment, yet it says it generally supports the principles of net neutrality — there's one telling new quirk that stands out in its phrasing: Comcast now says it's in support of a ban on "anticompetitive paid prioritization," which is really a way of saying paid prioritization should be allowed.
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That earlier originality (and again, the investment and prioritization on thematic effect) drew into sharp relief the reliance on tired cliche in this follow up footage.
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Otherwise, AT&T and the rest of the telecom industry have always said that some paid prioritization is necessary, such as in the context of telemedicine.
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"It is incumbent on us to manage this burden but we may have to make some difficult prioritization decisions in order to accommodate it," Woods said.
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According to the company, "25G data usage with the moto mod is unlimited with no data de-prioritization," even for users on plans that ordinarily would.
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The organizers of this gathering, Enhancing Learning and Research for Humanitarian Assistance, will be launching in Istanbul a Global Prioritization Exercise for Humanitarian Research and Innovation.
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It uses the same "Killer Prioritization Engine" networking tech from the original WRT32X, but applies it to Xbox One devices as well, instead of just PCs.
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Moreover, Pai's proposed policy doesn't just concern Title II —it also looks at the other "bright line" net neutrality rules, like no blocking or paid prioritization.
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The courts have been extremely clear that Title II is the only legally sound way to enforce net neutrality and ban throttling, blocking, and paid prioritization.
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LTE-V is seen by experts as useful for low-latency V2I messages, which negates the argument for paid prioritization — essentially leaving us where we started.
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I asked Sarah to engage in a time-prioritization exercise in which we reviewed a list of everything she wanted to accomplish in an "ideal" day.
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Political partisanship has had obvious and lasting effects on churches when it comes to leaning left or right, denialism, "fake news," elections, social justice, and prioritization.
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This opens up a second major front of contention between Google and the EC, which is already investigating the US company's prioritization of shopping search results.
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Here is how the internet would be regulated under Pai's proposal: There would be no more rules against paid prioritization, blocking websites, or other similar activities.
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The former Victoria's Secret Angel and Bloom, 40, have been fairly about their mutual respect for one another, as well as their prioritization of their son.
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Opponents of paid prioritization argue that it would impede entry by new content providers who could not afford to pay for a higher quality of service.
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Facebook's enabling of this happened in plain sight in the 2016 Gizmodo-caused debacle, which ultimately allowed for the prioritization of fake news on the site.
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Republicans and Democrats who agree on defense spending levels disagree vehemently on other priorities, be they health care, tax reform, or pure prioritization of federal funds.
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In my study of over 85033,000 employees, those who felt respected by their leader reported 92 percent greater focus and prioritization and 55 percent more engagement.
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Congress is already considering such a strategy, but the effort is largely divorced from and lacks the political prioritization accorded to current discussions on Russia sanctions.
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Facebook's prioritization of openness and accessibility has made it a target of critics who say it isn't doing enough to stomp out fake news and misinformation.
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Three trends are driving this change: a refocus on seed stage investing, a shift to locations outside Silicon Valley, and a prioritization of backing diverse entrepreneurs.
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PAID PRIORITIZATION Service providers could not create an internet fast lane for companies and consumers who paid premiums, and a slow lane for those who didn't.
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For the astronomical cost of living, all roads lead back to tourism — or, more accurately, to the state government's apparent prioritization of tourism over its citizens.
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""He was dismissive of our prioritization," London said, adding that Trump "regularly demanded updates on Hamza and insisted we accelerate our efforts to go after him.
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Nearly six months ago, when asked what the number one attribute leaders need to have to invoke change within a company, he said it was prioritization.
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"There's a level of prioritization about when we open these regions, knowing that we've got customers who want to take advantage from day one," Chason said.
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The Brazilian leader has been criticized in the past for his skepticism toward climate change, as well as his prioritization of the economy over the environment.
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" The report noted that "one Member State, however, highlighted Al-Qaida's conservative approach to expenditure and its consistent prioritization of administrative costs and salaries over operations.
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PAID PRIORITIZATION Service providers could not create an internet fast lane for companies and consumers who pay premiums, and a slow lane for those who don't.
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Under a January 2017 Trump executive order, federal immigration officials remain tasked with arresting and detaining as many migrants as possible, without a system of prioritization.
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The decision to replace scenic vistas with literal lumps of coal on Flickr was admonished by conservationists who oppose the prioritization of development on BLM lands.
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But that's one existential crisis that, again, we can go into detail on how does that actually impact our product prioritization and the work that we do.
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The upshot: It raises the prospect of eliminating some of the rules against blocking, throttling and paid prioritization, opening the door to fast lanes on the internet.
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However, due to a lack of accountability and prioritization in this program, we still have little to no idea of whether these funds have reached this objective.
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Instead of looking to the extremes, and discarding twenty years of bipartisan consensus, we can come together on shared principles to address blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization.
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With regard to the remaining rules (no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization, transparency), the majority doesn't make firm proposals on whether to retain or repeal them.
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INPE's findings come amid rising concerns over Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's environmental policies, with his prioritization of the economy potentially driving focus away from protecting Brazil's rainforests.
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The goals Bolton laid out: Investing in specific sectors in African nations instead of providing "indiscriminate assistance across the entire continent, without focus or prioritization," Bolton said.
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"The truth is that consumers like getting something for free," Pai said, sidestepping the question of fairness pertaining to corporate prioritization in a world with net neutrality.
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Even though AT&T says it supports aspects of net neutrality like not blocking or throttling certain websites, the letter doesn't address paid prioritization and fast lanes.
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Some of these features, like notification prioritization, were only available in the company's other email app, Inbox, but they have since migrated over to Gmail as well.
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"Likewise, for autonomous vehicles that may require instantaneous data transmission, black letter prohibitions on paid prioritization may actually stifle innovation instead of encouraging it," the filing says.
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And we were unable to even get a statement clarifying the existing positions at Google Fi. Takeaway: Google doesn't make any promises regarding throttling and paid prioritization.
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Poor prioritization of exercise In China, however, and other parts of East Asia, an extensive focus on academic achievement can often mean physical education is left behind.
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But the near-term prioritization of social stability seems to depend on credit growth to sustain financing to firms even when they are non-viable, it said.
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It's a move that has a cascading effect: It means the FCC cannot — and will not, under Pai — outright prohibit practices like blocking, throttling or paid prioritization.
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The 2015 order claimed to forbear from price regulation but also banned paid prioritization of traffic by broadband Internet service providers — effectively imposing a zero price regulation.
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Though Detroit's prioritization of debt payments was seen as an anomaly, traders feared that doing the same in Puerto Rico would set a precedent for future cases.
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The resolution would roll back FCC chairman Ajit Pai's recent internet order under the Congressional Review Act, effectively restoring the 2015 rules against paid prioritization and throttling.
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President Obama argues that net neutrality ensures "a level playing field" by, for example, prohibiting so-called "fast-lanes" for content providers, also known as paid prioritization.
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CLPAC and related industry political activitieso Lead the development and implementation of association political fundraising strategies and prioritization of contributions including outreach materials, for PAC solicitation programs.
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In recent weeks, politicians from some of the flooded states have become vocal critics of the river management plan and called for the prioritization of flood control.
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It is about which party is more likely to dominate in a given context, something that is a function of abilities but also determination, prioritization and patience.
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The FCC voted to reverse the rules that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic, or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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Through it, the FCC adopted no-blocking, no-throttling, and no-paid prioritization rules and decided to "forbear" or refrain from enforcing many of the other rules.
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A committee spokeswoman confirmed to The Hill on Tuesday that the panel's technology subcommittee will hold a hearing on the issue of paid prioritization on April 17.
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" On North Korea: "I think the prioritization of North Korea and elevating it on the foreign policy agenda was very important...I do think it's trailed off.
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The report also advocated a better-trained workforce, easier private sector engagement and the prioritization of public investments based on the burden of disease and where people lived.
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The new FCC rules give internet service providers (ISPs) sweeping power to slow, block or offer "paid prioritization" to some websites as long as they disclose the practices.
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And we ought to know whether or not there was bias in terms of the prioritization of the Trump-Russia investigation over the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation.
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With regard to the basic rules of net neutrality — no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization and transparency — the NPRM asks the same general question: are they necessary?
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The only Title I-based rules that could pass muster in the courts would have to permit discrimination, paid prioritization and individual negotiations between online companies and ISPs.
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The viral video changes and other prioritization of well-being over time spent contributed to a reduction of 700,000 daily active users in the U.S. and Canada region.
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And the fact that paid prioritization isn't mentioned by AT&T as a bad thing (it's not "based on content" if it's based on whose content it is).
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Fury's prioritization of life is what guides him and Steve Rogers, who similarly disobeyed orders in World War II to save his comrades, to take down Project Insight.
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Netgear today announced a pair of gaming-focused connectivity products at CES that offer a dizzying array of customization and prioritization options designed for connection-dependent online play.
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And Zuckerberg's relentless prioritization of the user experience over that of advertisers and outside developers has kept the Facebook community deeply engaged instead of pushed away with spam.
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It will also prevent the slowing down of connection speeds, also known as throttling, as well as paid prioritization, where ISPs favor certain traffic that's beneficial to them.
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Not far off could be the reintroduction of paid-prioritization, where service providers charge companies to move their data (and only their data) to the end user faster.
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Ultimately, all of media is prioritization — every site, every newspaper, every broadcast has editors involved in determining what is the hierarchy of information to be presented to users.
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The FCC under Trump in December 2017 reversed rules barring internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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Lew has consistently dismissed such prioritization plans as unworkable and ineffective, warning that markets would still react vehemently to the government failing to pay some of its bills.
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" But a senior White House official told me that "elements within the administration," including Mulvaney, will be "encouraging the president to consider the possibility of prioritization of payments.
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While familial prioritization correlated with a higher salary, it is possible that some of the findings simply demonstrated that people with higher salaries felt more comfortable prioritizing family.
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They want to see us make "no blocking, no throttling, no anticompetitive prioritization" the law of the land, forever, full stop, and that requires a clean neutrality bill.
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Despite some mollifying comments from traditional ISPs, few activists believe that commercial ISPs aren't going to take advantage of the new revenue streams that paid prioritization will provide.
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"The reason some of the most progressive candidates didn't succeed is there was no engagement and prioritization of people of color," Ms. Williams said of recent Democratic primaries.
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Its objectives include a prioritization of poverty-focused and cost-effective safe drinking water and sanitation solutions, protecting water resources, promoting water cooperation, and strengthening governance and financing.
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NACWA stands ready to work with Congress and the administration to fulfill this legislative priority and urge prioritization of water as a central part of the infrastructure package.
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That decision to end the assessment came about through a "prioritization process" led by Dunlap that limited the number of chemicals that program offices could ask be assessed.
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"While most everyone agrees on no blocking and no throttling, we need to get the policy right on the impact of prioritization," the spokeswoman said in an email.
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In fact, the company was caught having deleting a past promise to avoid paid prioritization the same day the FCC announced it would be repealing the federal rules.
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Sabrina Sidhu, a UNICEF spokesperson, said that change could broadly be attributed to increased vaccinations for preventable diseases like measles and pneumonia and stronger prioritization of the issue.
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Asked about the omission, a spokesman for AT&T pointed Recode to the company's comments dating back to 2014, when it said it wanted to ban some paid prioritization.
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The bill would ensure "no throttling, no blocking, no paid prioritization and oversight of interconnection" rules between internet providers and backbone transit providers, his office said in a statement.
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"How about if we agree to a prohibition on paid prioritization and we have a limited exception created in some way for this concept of specialized services," Cohen suggested.
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Oregon's new law makes it illegal for the state's public bodies to work with ISPs that take part in discriminatory activities such as paid prioritization and blocking content online.
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The legislation would also have banned paid prioritization, in which a technology or content company pays a broadband provider to carry its traffic faster than the traffic of competitors.
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In cases like McGowan's — she was in the middle of an important critique of harassment in Hollywood when she was suspended — this kind of prioritization is a good thing.
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Big companies already pay big money to get an edge on latency and bandwidth, so "paid prioritization" is already happening on a large scale and consumers benefit from it.
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One broadband provider, who had in the past promised to not engage in paid prioritization, has now quietly dropped that promise from its list of commitments on its website.
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"The commission also should bear in mind that a more flexible approach to prioritization may be warranted and may be beneficial to the public," Comcast says in its filing.
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But the data that does touch their networks doesn't tend to require the fast lanes that the ISPs want because they aren't the safety-critical messages that need prioritization.
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Communities are also adopting a system of coordination that utilizes this triage tool for prioritization, and links all the services and housing in a region to this triage index.
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In turn, Republicans repeatedly floated prioritization plans, arguing that the government brings in enough revenue to keep up with critical payments like interest on government debt and Social Security.
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By preventing paid prioritization, net neutrality forces internet service providers to treat all data alike, ignoring the different needs of the various kinds of data travelling over the internet.
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Candidates denounced what they see as the administration's prioritization of standardized testing and accused Trump's Education Department of allocating funds to private charter institutions, hindering progress for public schools.
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Tech firms that support net neutrality rules — banning internet providers from engaging in blocking, throttling and paid prioritization — will add messages about the issue to their websites starting Wednesday.
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One particular goal for the broadband industry has been to warm the public to the idea of "paid prioritization," a practice semi-prohibited by the FCC's discarded 2015 rules.
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Both Verizon and Comcast have routinely claimed in filings to the FCC that restrictions on paid prioritization will hurt the sick and disabled, something that has never been true.
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Combined, Senator Scott Wiener's SB 822 and Senator Kevin de Leon's SB 460 closely mirror the FCC's discarded rules by banning anti-competitive throttling or unfair "paid prioritization" deals.
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He literally put a temporary ban on refugees from entering the country, with a religious prioritization test once such admissions resume (even if Thiel doesn't seem to realize it).
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Oryzon said Roche had decided to ditch the epigenetic drug ORY-1001, which is in early-stage clinical trials, due "portfolio prioritization" rather than any issues with the data.
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The original sin, it seems, isn't all that complicated; it's the prioritization of growth — above all else and at the expense of those of us who use the services.
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The strategic flaw in this reading of the liberal situation is that politics isn't about casually held opinions on a wide range of topics, but focused prioritization of specifics.
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"There is no such prioritization or indication that our sector will be served with these measures," Humai said, adding that Brazilian malls account for approximately 3 million direct jobs.
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Deadlines like these demand prioritization — you're forced to figure out what comes next — and without them, it's difficult to know when the right time is to make which move.
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But in this hell game of prioritization and how things have to get slotted into the phone, it ends up being really, really hard to do something like that.
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Those obsessions informed Battlestar's atmosphere, but it was Moore's prioritization of soul over special effects that helped the show entrance both fans and critics over its four-season run.
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"The prioritization of immigration fugitives since the inception of ICE emphasizes their arrest and removal because they deliberately ignored a federal judge's order," ICE spokeswoman Paige D. Hughes said.
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"While most everyone agrees on no blocking and no throttling, we need to get the policy right on the impact of prioritization," a committee spokeswoman said in an email.
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BPs prioritization of policy advocacy in its announcement is notable - and will be watched closely given past behavior, such as helping defeat a carbon tax proposal in Washington state.
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These — along with the additional chemical prioritization criteria — will play a big role in determining exactly how effective the Lautenberg Act will be at reducing exposure to hazardous chemicals.
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The basic blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization bans are very similar to the 2015 rule's, and the law even institutes the "general conduct" rule that many complained was too vague.
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If you face several credit cards with different interest rates, advisors say it's financially wisest to follow the same prioritization of paying off the balances with the highest rates first.
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Telecoms are currently scrambling to get some sort of law through Congress that will permanently enshrine ISPs' ability to block or throttle content and offer paid prioritization (aka "fast lanes").
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PTCI's speed test data collection included a total of 402,573 test points—drive tests taken using Verizon-specified devices that are on plans not subject to network prioritization or throttling.
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In a different context these companies would appear to instead be making a huge argument in favor of an open internet with no discriminatory practices like blocking or paid prioritization.
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And if you've got a Killer-enabled gaming PC, you'll be able to take advantage of the same prioritization there too, just like on the original version of the router.
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"The decision not to continue the collaboration is the result of a strategic portfolio evaluation and prioritization of assets within the robust Janssen portfolio," Janssen said in a press release.
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"Since none of these messages are ever meant touch the networks of Comcast or any other carrier, their prioritization argument is irrelevant," said Sam Abuelsamid, senior analyst at Navigant Research.
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The bill, passed in a 58-17 vote today, prohibits internet providers from blocking or throttling any legal apps, websites, or other services and bans the paid prioritization of data.
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The company released an ad today explaining the concept of net neutrality with a stunt that showed what it would be like to have paid prioritization in a burger joint.
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We reached out to 10 big or notable ISPs to see what their stances are on three core tenets of net neutrality: no blocking, no throttling, and no paid prioritization.
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Indonesia's recovery as commodity prices improve and the prioritization of infrastructure will mean increased investments and import demand for capital goods, as well as Boeing jets, to meet transportation needs.
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It also banned systems of paid prioritization, in which ISPs are allowed to choose which services are the quickest to access for consumers, charging companies additional fees for the privilege.
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It hasn't made an outright pledge not to engage in paid prioritization but does say it doesn't currently have the technical capabilities to prioritize a website's traffic at its request.
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But the question for national Democrats in this chaotic moment is less about policy -- an ongoing debate that both invigorates and threatens to rupture the party -- than prioritization in messaging.
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The FCC is considering whether it has the authority to limit internet providers' ability to block, throttle or offer "paid prioritization," and whether it should keep any protections in place.
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In other contexts where practices similar to paid prioritization are used, such as grocery stores selling shelf space, the main purpose of the practice is to help introduce new products.
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It laid out a foundation for much of Amazon's rise to dominance: a relentless focus on customers above all else, and a prioritization of reinvestment over short-term shareholder returns.
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These include measures to support farmers participating in independent animal welfare certification programs, increase the number of animal welfare-certified farmers, and encourage the prioritization of pasture-based farming systems.
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For years, I have called for bipartisan legislation—by elected representatives, not unelected bureaucrats at the FCC—that would permanently ban blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization by broadband internet providers.
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It is not a sector regulator like the FCC," Simons said during his remarks, adding that things like "blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization would not be per se antitrust violations.
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Despite the fact that the FCC's net neutrality rules clearly exempt medical services from the ban on uncompetitive paid prioritization, FCC boss Ajit Pai has consistently tried to claim otherwise.
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Large ISPs desperately want the press and public to believe that this long history of anti-competitive behavior won't be made worse by the legalization of anti-competitive paid prioritization.
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Another barrier is the prioritization of "levels of service," an engineering measurement for the rate at which a motor vehicle can be moved through an urban intersection to minimize congestion.
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Long story short, creating or cutting paperwork involves a very different process than the overall rulemaking procedures, one that, in absence of similar political prioritization, has mostly run on autopilot.
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E-commerce start-ups have feared they could end up on the losing end of paid prioritization, where their websites and services load slower than those run by internet behemoths.
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It is called "Deadline 2020" and it's about "the pace, scale and prioritization of action needed by C40 member cities over the next 5 years and beyond" on climate change.
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In place of the net neutrality rules, ISPs would commit to several (but not all) net neutrality "principles" in their terms of service — no discrimination, no blocking, no "harmful" paid prioritization.
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At one point during the conference, Cisco Global Government Affairs VP Jeffrey Campbell named remote surgery and real-time video chats as examples of when paid prioritization would come in handy.
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We probably all concur that Internet Service Providers should not be permitted to block, throttle or engage in paid prioritization that would negatively impact our ability to access the world's information.
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But the indications we got from the ISPs are that there will be paid prioritization and for us, there are specific things that would likely end up in the slow lane.
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Studies have found results about millennial core values that include a prioritization of civic duty and diversity, as well as a tendency to view themselves as members of a global community.
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Tension apparently circles around GFG's prioritization of investment in more developed markets, like the Middle East, over parts of Southeast Asia which it deems to be less capable of returning value.
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Apple goes on to voice its opposition to internet fast lanes, also called "paid prioritization," a practice that would allow broadband companies to sell content providers faster access for some consumers.
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" The statement specifically condemns paid prioritization, and says that "real net neutrality legislation should be bipartisan and have input from other stakeholders, including the user community, public interest groups, and industry.
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These rumored impacts won't happen all at once, since internet service providers must first conform to regulations for paid prioritization, but they will probably take place over the next few months.
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So, please tell us in the comments: How would your life change if internet service providers started blocking or throttling certain internet traffic, or creating paid prioritization channels for certain content?
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Democrats argue that opening the door to paid prioritization will give companies like Verizon and Comcast the ability and incentive to give unfair advantages to certain sites while hurting internet startups.
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I came away from the film, though, hoping that we don't stop at hiring Asian and Asian-American casts, but instead go on to further our prioritization of Asian-American audiences.
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ISPs are also nervous about the fact that half of the states in the union are currently exploring their own net-neutrality rules, most of which prohibit anti-competitive paid prioritization.
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The group said paid prioritization would cause a "cable-ization" of the internet in which businesses that provide content, application or services would have to negotiate carriage deals on ISP networks.
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Prioritization: Just as we have invoked wartime acts to repurpose industry to produce medical supplies, we need wartime action from Facebook and other platforms to flatten the curve of the pandemic.
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Instead, the FCC suggests that lifting a ban on paid prioritization is the cure-all that will spur innovation and ensure that health information will have priority over other internet traffic.
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New regulations that took legal effect Monday give internet service providers (ISPs) sweeping power to slow, block or offer "paid prioritization" to some websites as long as they disclose the practices.
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We know that within trans and queer communities - especially trans and queer communities of color - there has been a festering resentment of HRC's narrow agenda and prioritization of cozying up to corporations.
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"Although this amount of monetary tightening may disappoint market expectations and spark renewed TRY weakness, the decision would reflect the prioritization of Turkish authorities' concerns regarding a rapidly decelerating economy," Kalen said.
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We followed up with Comcast and asked if this meant that it would get behind legislation that simply transfers over the limited exemptions for paid prioritization that exist in the Wheeler order.
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But activists have warned that complicated Frankenstein legislation that makes it through this Republican-controlled Congress is unlikely to include the firm prohibition of throttling, blocking, or paid-prioritization of web traffic.
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She's not in the mind of girls who really want gender equality and see total sexual equality — that is a prioritization of their boundaries and their desires — as part of that plan.
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The NPRM will have three elements: Reclassifying ISPs under Title I instead of Title II, eliminating the Internet Conduct Standard, and "seeking input" on the bright line rules on blocking and prioritization.
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Smith is among the skeptics, announcing his opposition to Space Force in September and arguing a separate branch is not the most cost effective way to improve the military's prioritization of space.
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Simply put, for ISPs to provide consumers the services they want, somebody needs to pay for prioritization, and it makes most sense for the companies receiving that benefit to foot the bill.
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In the net-neutrality realm, paid prioritization refers to letting a content company (like Netflix) pay an ISP for preferential treatment on the network, whether that means faster speed or lower latency.
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The recommendations are principally in agreement with the industry submissions regarding the narrow issue of Net Neutrality, as encompassing, no paid prioritization, no throttling, no fast lanes, while allowing network management, etc.
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It's a matter of prioritization, and we've asked NASA to prepare a roadmap of what steps they're going to take in a timeline given current funding, for increased funding or decreased funding.
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"China now has a very profitable rental service for pandas all over the world," said Ernest Small, a research scientist with the Canadian government who has written extensively on prioritization in conservation.
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While earning more won't necessarily solve all of your money problems, prioritization, budgeting and living beneath your means — no matter your income level — can help you out tremendously in the long run.
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All of the broad outlines of an economically sovereign United States are worth only the paper they're printed on without the right person to weigh alternatives, prioritization, and means to an end.
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Without rules prohibiting paid prioritization, a fast lane could be occupied by big internet and media companies, as well as affluent households, while everyone else would be left in the slow lane.
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The company's services chief Eddy Cue has said the company plans to add new content at a slower pace than its soon-to-be rivals, with a prioritization on quality over quantity.
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President Obama's directives to focus enforcement efforts on those who have committed crimes in the United States and recent border crossers are a rational executive prioritization, given the resources and the realities.
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" U.S. presidential candidates are now weighing in on the issue -- with Beto O'Rourke tweeting, "The only thing the NBA should be apologizing for is their blatant prioritization of profits over human rights.
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"In a basic sense, prioritization has nothing to do with traffic speed, but rather it's putting certain bits over others to ensure that all packets arrive at their destination on time," Rep.
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Under the Obama administration, this dynamic led to a prioritization of nuclear diplomacy to such a level that it impeded fruitful discussion of how to deal with the broader Iranian threat package.
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Without bright line rules that prevent that type of blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization, there's nothing legally to prevent Internet service providers from engaging in that type of meddling in our online experience.
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The company sold its iconic Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue flagship building to WeWork and partner Rhône Capital for $22.19 million in October 483 and has underscored its prioritization of Saks and Hudson's Bay.
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Growing political and public hysteria had emerged with the introduction of crack cocaine into urban communities, leading to the adoption of harsh mandatory minimum sentences for drugs and their increased prioritization by prosecutors.
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The subcommittee cited several tabletop exercises conducted by the Treasury since 2011 that contemplated prioritization of Social Security, veterans benefits, and principal and interest payments as more important than all other federal spending.
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When the Obama FCC adopted the Open internet order in 2015, it established three core principles of net neutrality: (1) no blocking; (2) no discrimination, and (85033) no paid prioritization of internet traffic.
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Net neutrality advocates have been fighting for years but finding it hard to get people to really care much about issues like paid prioritization, interconnection, and just what responsible network management really is.
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We believe this strategy can form the backbone of a re-imagined approach to countering violent extremism in fragile states — an approach defined by careful prioritization, shared frameworks for action, and effective partnerships.
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Funding prioritization must be on restoring our military readiness — ensuring we have the force structure, training and modernized equipment required to provide for our national security in this increasingly dangerous and unstable world.
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Ahmad and Coleman will also review "client prioritization" and make sure the corporate and investment banking teams have the right structure, resources and capital to serve these asset managers, according to the memo.
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This prioritization would reassure major donors that the Trump Victory fundraising efforts are being spent to assist the Republican Party, and protect the Senate majority as a hedge against an uncertain presidential campaign.
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Significantly, the FCC adopted a blanket ban on paid prioritization even though, to that point, broadband providers had not adopted in any meaningful way the practices that the agency decided to preemptively ban.
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RSS as a protocol needs to be expanded so that it can offer more data around prioritization as well as other signals critical to making the technology more effective at the reader layer.
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The internet has been historically neutral and this legislation clarifies and reinstates the rules: no blocking, no throttling and no paid prioritization – and empower the FCC to prohibit unjust, unreasonable and discriminatory practices.
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Those available forces in the US would need prioritization by the Secretary of Defense and would likely be stretched to provide the kind of support desired in more than just a few cities.
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That is to say, he shares Kirk's maverick tendency to break rules, but he seems to fall short of Kirk's inherent code of honor and his prioritization of the safety of his crew.
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" Moody's said "at least in the near term, the cost of negative publicity on their existing businesses far outweighs the benefit of additional revenue streams these companies can generate from paid prioritization agreements.
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Morell, who served as George Bush's intelligence briefer, said Bush asked questions after the Georgia invasion that "we couldn't answer" due to post-Cold War cutbacks and prioritization of the War on Terror.
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Pursuant to this law, we have also published additional guidance on the prioritization of assistance during power outages, the identification of evacuation routes and the coordination of emergency response plans for hazardous materials.
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When drafting this package, I will continue to push for more leveraging of state and local governments as well as private investors, but the recent prioritization of federal dollars is a good start.
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House and Senate Democrats have already asked EPA's top ethics official to look into whether Dunlap violated his recusal statement by overseeing the "prioritization" process that led to EPA dropping the formaldehyde assessment.
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"The big value generator for the company is going to be getting a decent yield from that dataset and then making exquisitely good decisions about prioritization," Witty told Reuters in a recent interview.
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At a time when the phrase "paid prioritization" is spoken unironically in regards to internet usage, it seems refreshing that there was a time when AT&T just wanted to help a university.
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One Republican commissioner, Mike O'Rielly, said he supported some forms of paid prioritization, which could open the door for an internet model more like cable television, with different price tiers for certain websites.
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And his bill doesn't ban behaviors like paid prioritization, which would allow an ISP to let companies with the deepest pocket get priority on the network, distorting the traditional level internet playing field.
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The FCC voted in December along party lines to reverse rules introduced in 2015 that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic, or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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Barley harvests are mostly sold as livestock fodder, so beer availability could be further hindered by the likely prioritization of grain yields to feed cattle and other farm animals, rather than for brewing beer.
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Though it might seem like this is a prioritization of security over profits, long-term Facebook must be a safe platform for legitimate discussion to maintain its place atop the hill of social networks.
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Pai's proposed rulemaking would also "seek comment" on the so-called "bright line" rules—no blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization of internet traffic—likely meaning those rules would be watered down or even erased.
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To obtain a state contract after July 1st, any service provider will have to follow core tenets of net neutrality, and agree to not block or degrade content, or allow for paid prioritization plans.
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There's little incentive for developers to create these new universal Windows apps, and Microsoft's own prioritization for Office makes it clear that traditional desktop apps will remain the powerful apps on desktop Windows machines.
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"The Group will lower expenses by 100 million francs by further enhancing market focus and related prioritization of resource allocation; leveraging automation and digitalization; and applying stricter performance management," Baer said in a statement.
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Instead, users want personalization and prioritization — they want a feed or stream that shows them the most important content first, since they are busy and lack the time to digest enormous sums of content.
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People are afraid, he said, that a Democrat-controlled House would mean more gridlock in Washington, and could therefore lead global investors to rethink their prioritization of the U.S. as their main investment option.
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DHS released its annual report on immigration enforcement efforts across various federal agencies, highlighting the prioritization of resources on convicted criminals, threats to national security and those who attempt to cross the border unlawfully.
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"By allowing contributors to input these requests and ideas directly, productboard removes product managers as the bottleneck of feature idea management and helps product teams harness more inputs to inform feature prioritization," he says.
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Sanders, whose prioritization of economic equality and social justice has made him one of the country's most popular politicians, has a built-in base of supporters and high name recognition from the last race.
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The Justice Department brief also argues that banning paid prioritization may be "economically inefficient," while suggesting that blocking or throttling will not happen because providers do not have an "economic incentive" to do so.
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But it's also due to a lack of prioritization by the federal government, which in March scaled back the number of contractors working on rebuilding the grid while 100,000 people were still without power.
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And as Trump's budget director, he favored the concept of "debt prioritization" — an idea that thrills some in the conservative movement but horrifies the markets, the Treasury secretary and the leadership of both parties.
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Prioritization is a technical term referring to agreements made between content providers and a network owner that allows the provider's data to travel on less-congested network routes in exchange for agreed-upon fees.
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Similar to how many motor-vehicle drivers choose to pay slightly more to take well-maintained toll roads instead of clogged government-funded highways, paid prioritization allows you to be entertained in higher fidelity.
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"My impression is less that it's about any sort of organized effort against male contraception, and more of an honest prioritization of addressing women's needs first," said Heather Vahdat, the executive director of MCI.
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Potentially anti-competitive behaviors like zero rating (using usage caps to penalize competing services) or paid prioritization (letting deeper-pocketed companies buy a distinct network advantage over competitors) are all allowed under the proposal.
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The FCC voted in December along party lines to reverse rules introduced in 2015 that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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If — and it's a big if — the resolution is approved by the House and signed by President Trump, internet service providers would have to continue following rules that prohibit blocking, throttling and paid prioritization.
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While revered for her leadership and fundraising abilities, she has seen growing calls to step aside for a new generation of leadership as newer Democrats grew frustrated with the prioritization of experience within the caucus.
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For them to immediately change their practices right after the regulations change would be hypocritical in the context of their repeated arguments that they already respect the no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization rules.
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If Kintaba can succeed in incident resolution with today's launch, the four-person team sees adjacent markets in task prioritization, knowledge sharing, observability and team collaboration, though those would pit it against some massive rivals.
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"Issue one is prioritization," Raffaello Pantucci, director of international security studies at think tank RUSI, said, explaining that the perceived threat from terrorism starkly differed between Western Europe countries and those in the bloc's periphery.
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"It's a matter of prioritization: there are lots of great deals on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and there are lots of average prices masquerading as great deals," said Wikibuy director of growth Matt Gratt.
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But in fact, the new ruling clears the way for massive internet service providers to do practically whatever they like — including paid prioritization, throttling, and otherwise messing with traffic as it moves across the internet.
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Supporters of the triage idea prefer the term "strategic prioritization," saying there is a difference between actively deciding to let a species decline and choosing to spend more on those with better chances of recovery.
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But blocking wasn't the only kind of harm prevented by the net neutrality order: it also had bright-line rules against paid prioritization and throttling, where ISPs would limit or boost traffic to certain websites.
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As Cody McLain points out in this piece on Medium, this inconsistent prioritization of "mediocre" activities can seriously get in the way of your ability to spend time meaningfully and commit to what matters most.
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Engineering for many organizations — perhaps despite the intentions of management — ends up being more like a deli counter or an I Love Lucy skit rather than a thoughtful prioritization of tasks for the end user.
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Net neutrality detractors have suggested that certain industries could benefit from paid prioritization, like autonomous vehicles and medical systems, where human lives might be on the line, and which require constant and fast internet connections.
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McIntyre, Trump's pick to lead the commission, has yet to join FERC, though acting Chairman Neil Chatterjee said Tuesday that it's "simply a matter of timing, prioritization, getting documents signed" before McIntyre is sworn in.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prioritization will be required in Britain and the European Union's upcoming post-Brexit trade talks due to the tight end of year deadline, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday.
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Days after being inaugurated, one of Trump's first actions was to release immigration agents of specific prioritization of who to go after, giving them wide discretion to target almost any undocumented immigrant as a priority.
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McIntyre, Trump's pick to lead the commission, has yet to join FERC, though acting Chairman Neil Chatterjee said Tuesday that it's "simply a matter of timing, prioritization, getting documents signed" before McIntyre is sworn in.
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While some aspects of the prioritization seem fair, residents and lawmakers argue that the whole process forces survivors into yet another stressful situation, after many of them either lost family members or watched their neighbors die.
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So while blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization may be okay with the FCC, the commission says that ISPs will still have to answer to the FTC, which may or may not be okay with those things.
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"The communications that do go over the network, such as requests-for-rides, [over-the-air] updates of maps and firmware, and telemetry collection are not time critical and do not require such prioritization," Abuelsamid said.
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"A majority of Americans agree that consumers should have access to the entire internet and ISPs should not be able to engage in blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization of traffic on the internet," the group wrote.
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The Republican-led FCC voted 3-2 along party lines to reverse the net neutrality rules, which barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic, or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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"The F-16 MC rate in our active-duty units is above 80%," Kelly said during a panel on Air Force prioritization, adding that the service is working with its Guard components to reach the goal.
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In his plan, "Restoring Internet Freedom," Pai proposes scrapping net neutrality rules like a ban on paid prioritization of certain types of content, and rules keeping internet service providers from slowing down content at their discretion.
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"In a basic sense, prioritization has nothing to do with traffic speed, but rather it's putting certain bits over others to ensure that all packets arrive at their destination on time," Walden said at the hearing.
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"A company like, say, Netflix can afford to pay a princely sum to make sure its service gets to users as quickly and cleanly as possible," the EFF recently wrote in its primer on paid prioritization.
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So why, after securing such a major lobbying win with the death of net neutrality, is the broadband industry still trying to confuse the public into believing anti-competitive paid prioritization will be good for them?
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Pai's proposal would require ISPs to disclose if they allow content blocking, slowing though so-called throttling, or paid prioritization in which a third-party owner pays an ISP to have their content move more quickly.
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Comcast has promised before that it does not and will not engage in paid prioritization, and today the company has reiterated that stance — after being called out for having apparently weakened it over the last year.
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As for how much input Wright has when it comes to nChain's research, "He will work with the research director, so there's back and forth there in terms of prioritization for certain intellectual property," Matonis said.
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New York (CNN)A new New York City internal investigation criticizes the way the department handles sexual assaults, citing issues such as an understaffed Special Victims Division and a prioritization of some sex crimes over others.
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To the extent that Trump's foreign policy has been a useful corrective to his predecessors, and better than what other Republican candidates might have offered, it's been because of his attempts at just such a prioritization.
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Mr. Santoro discussed "the importance of New Jersey Transit having a voice at the table around prioritization of track and other maintenance," along with tunnel evacuation procedures and customer flow at Penn Station, Ms. Snyder said.
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Not only is he looking for companies that are making smart investment decisions and growing returns on capital, but he also has a keen eye on prioritization of these companies to return that value to shareholders.
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ISPs like Comcast have however made their interest in paid prioritization deals abundantly clear, given that tilting the playing field in favor of deeper-pocketed content companies (or an ISP's own content) could prove immeasurably lucrative.
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Like Verizon's cheapest post-paid unlimited plan, the prepaid plan is subject to de-prioritization of data by default if the network is congested, without the benefit of a data cap that customers can use up first.
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Under President Donald Trump, the FCC voted 3-2 in December along party lines to reverse rules that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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Titled The 1763st Century Internet Act, the measure would institute the basic outlines of the Federal Communication Commission's 2015 Open Internet order, which banned the throttling and blocking of content as well as harmful paid prioritization practices.
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The tech investor and former adviser to Mark Zuckerberg has been a vocal critic for the past couple years, taking issue with the business models of Facebook and other tech giants and their prioritization of ad dollars.
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"Lifting the current ban on paid prioritization arrangements could allow broadband providers to favor the transmission of one provider's content or services (or the broadband provider's own online content or services) over other online content," Apple said.
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The Congress on its own could take away the gaps in the FCC (and Federal Trade Commission's) authority to ensure net neutrality, including a ban on blocking lawful websites, no throttling traffic, and no anticompetitive paid prioritization.
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"The reasons are diverse, but include lack of political will, inadequate enabling legislation, lack of understanding of the resolutions and low prioritization," it said, referring to the incomplete enforcement of sanctions Follow CNBC International on and Facebook.
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To treat the open forum of the classroom or the campus like just another town square—and thus to explain value judgment and knowledge prioritization on campus in terms of censorship or "shutting down" speech—is misguided.
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Absent this prioritization, conditions are going to further decline — with even more broken pumps and dry faucets, dirty hands and medical staff struggling daily to prevent the spread of illness and disease in facilities meant to cure.
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By tipping the scales in favor of ISPs that want a carte blanche to create all sorts of paid prioritization arrangements, it would inevitably impact, if not outright harm, individuals who rely on telemedicine for health services.
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And by looking at specific problems -- like the relationship between blight and violent crime, or the prioritization of street repairs -- they are able to create actionable solutions for their community and see the impact of their work.
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A closer look at Trump's first-year immigration numbers shows that, true to his expansion of prioritization categories, he's drastically increased arrests for non-criminal undocumented immigrants and focused more enforcement on the interior of the country.
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But there are profound doubts as to whether the Treasury could even implement prioritization, beyond ring fencing interest payments, because its payment systems are designed to pay all claims as they are due, regardless of their origin.
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The Office of Research and Development went through one round of prioritization in August 2018, which maintained the formaldehyde assessment as a priority, but then initiated a second round after Dunlap arrived at the agency in November.
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There are still ways for high-traffic, high-bandwidth sites like Netflix to receive prioritization on a network, but in general, the rules that the FCC decided to adopt were considered adequate for the protection of net neutrality.
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If the US appeals court judges rule against the FCC, the agency's new regulations could be toast, meaning Internet providers like Comcast could offer "paid prioritization," often called Internet "fast lanes," to those willing to write a check.
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The prioritization of a ship at the expense of other intersectionality concerns is also present on The 100, which earlier this year featured a queer canonical relationship between main character Clarke and the warrior queen Lexa, a.k.a. Clexa.
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The bill still allowed ISPs to provide paid prioritization services and other loopholes that still amount to internet fast lanes and don't preserve the fundamental net neutrality principle that all traffic on the internet should be treated equally.
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The FCC voted 3-2 in December along party lines to reverse the rules adopted under Obama that had barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic, or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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"The community has been really afraid at this moment, both for the threats of Donald Trump's massive immigration raids but also from the local lack of prioritization to stand with immigrant communities from our local government," she said.
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Without these rules, ISPs will be able to engage in all manner of bad behavior, from paid prioritization deals that disadvantage smaller competitors, to imposing unnecessary usage caps that their content is allowed to bypass (aka zero rating).
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The question around differential pricing and net neutrality was more or less settled in the US in June, when an appeals court upheld an FCC decision that prohibited the blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization of services by telecoms.
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The providers were rumored to be interested in charging tech companies for fast delivery, a practice known as "paid prioritization," and if they started to exploit their middleman position, it could potentially upend the economy of the internet.
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Google knows that the large majority won't take the time to configure these settings, so it can pat itself on the back for its prioritization of digital well-being without taking a real hit to its bottom line.
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"Difficulties in agency prioritization of resources in support of IT modernization, ability to procure services quickly, and technical issues have resulted in an unwieldy and out-of-date federal IT infrastructure," the White House said in a report.
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Beyond developers, there are the photographers and video producers that have made Mac computers the central hub of their home and work studios for many years, thanks to Apple's early prioritization of high-quality displays and intuitive software.
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The same prioritization of sustainability initiatives seen in these states is reflected in the preferences of the client base of Nordea Asset Management, which is part of Europe's largest financial services firm Nordea Group, according to its CEO.
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"If you want to talk about fees getting passed onto consumers, that's what is going to happen if paid prioritization is allowed," Evan Greer, campaign director for at net neutrality advocacy group Fight for the Future, told CNBC.
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In addition to Pai's reversal of the open internet rules, the FCC, which Congress created to oversee communications networks, has now failed to make any attempt whatsoever to prevent the abusive behaviors of blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization.
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Reading between the lines, Simons seems to imply that ISPs will be able to engage in anti-competitive behavior like paid prioritization, provided they're transparent about it, perhaps by disclosing those practices somewhere in lengthy terms of service.
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Critics pointed to the bill's prioritization of drug enforcement, and its failure to expand medication-assisted treatment by using drugs such as methadone and buprenorphine, known by its brand name Suboxone, the gold standards for treating opioid addiction.
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This week in Massachusetts, for example, Leibowitz voluntarily testified in front of the state Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities, which was considering a number of net neutrality bills that would prohibit ISPs from blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization.
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But, more commonly, the Department of Defense and sometimes FEMA use DPA's prioritization provision to make sure that government contracts are prioritized when it comes to protecting national defense or ensuring the country can respond to natural disasters.
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The prioritization of football teams over other sports is not uncommon at N.C.A.A. institutions, and members of the cross-country team at Rowan, where athletes compete in the N.C.A.A.'s Division III, say their university is no exception.
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The new rules took effect in June 2018, reversing rules adopted under former President Barack Obama in 2015 which barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic, or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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" —Courtney Jespersen, consumer savings expert "You're So Money" by Farnoosh Torabi "When it comes to living on a budget and stretching a modest paycheck, no one is better at guiding us through trade-offs and prioritization than Farnoosh.
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The apparent lack of expertise or prioritization coincides with U.S. intelligence agencies, including the CIA, having pivoted to digital warfare to address the growing national security and economic threats that nation-states and extremist groups pose in cyberspace.
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The lawsuit will be brought by the Justice Department, the report said, and comes after California enacted a law opposing internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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I think that's too narrow too because, as you know, maybe the more fundamental content creation that these platforms engage in every day is just through algorithmic decisions, prioritization, which information you see, which information you don't see.
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If you believe that the internet should remain accessible for all instead of having slow lanes or fast lanes based on paid prioritization, contact your elected official and tell them to support the congressional effort to reinstate net neutrality.
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TO. "We are exiting our small minority shareholding in Nautilus, as part of the prioritization of our portfolio on our largest and greatest potential resource assets," Anglo spokesman James Wyatt-Tilby said, confirming a report in the Financial Times.
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In other words, Comcast is arguing for paid prioritization and internet fast lanes to enable self-driving cars to communicate better with other vehicles and their surrounding environment, thus making them a safer and more efficient mode of transportation.
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This new classification would "permanently codify into law the 'four corners' of net neutrality" by banning providers from controlling traffic quality and speed and forbidding them from participating in paid prioritization programs or charging access fees from edge providers.
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Though those numbers lag behind the Obama administration's peak, they are a substantial increase over the last two years of President Barack Obama's time in office, when he instituted more discretion and prioritization in who was arrested and deported.
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"With the landscape changing dramatically in the last several months and the right to safe, legal abortion care under attack like never before, I understand the shift in the board's prioritization," she said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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The company probably wanted to avoid talking about throttling specifically since Binge On walks a risky line and could be a violation of the FCC's 2015 Open Internet Order which prohibits discriminatory actions like blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization.
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Another negative side effect is said to be a prioritization in recent years by U.K. developers of building luxury developments instead of desperately needed affordable accommodation in response to the demand for prime properties, often from offshore registered vehicles.
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Democrats in particular questioned Kirstjen Nielsen about the administration's prioritization of immigration enforcement and the building of a border wall while also seeking to cut funding for state and local governments to prepare for and respond to security threats.
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Antitrust's "rule of reason" seeks to identify whether the net effects of a challenged practice on consumers are positive or negative — precisely the type of analysis needed to assess whether paid prioritization should be allowed in a particular case.
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It is the product of historical forces, revealing the way seemingly unrelated policies of immigration and abortion stem from a common source: the prioritization of a certain people, a certain kind of family, as the ground shifts beneath them.
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The Republican-majority Federal Communications Commission voted in December along party lines to reverse the 2015 net neutrality rules that bar internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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In 2014, when the current rules were pending, he wrote pretty unambiguously: No paid prioritization – We agree, and that is our practice… We don't prioritize Internet traffic or have paid fast lanes, and have no plans to do so.
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Mr. Radcliffe will play the scrupulous fact-checker, Jim Fingal, and Mr. Cannavale will play the essayist, John D'Agata, whose occasional prioritization of artistry over precision prompted a debate over the nature of truth and the meaning of accuracy.
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Why it matters: The move — on the same day O'Brien is holding an all-hands meeting with his staff to lay out his approach — formalizes his prioritization of the region just weeks into his tenure as John Bolton's replacement.
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Look no further than Comcast, which deleted its pledge not to allow paid prioritization on the very same day that Mr. Pai announced his proposal to repeal the current net neutrality rules, as the news website Ars Technica uncovered.
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For example, it's unclear how the chairman might address the issue of paid prioritization — the idea that internet providers like AT&T or Comcast could charge content makers like Netflix to stream movies and TV shows at faster speeds.
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That might sound simple enough, but the portion of law they cite could open the legal door for ISPs to start charging companies like Google or Netflix for faster delivery of their content, a practice known as paid prioritization.
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Instead of hammering out chemical prioritization criteria and the details of how the EPA will evaluate chemical risks before the Lautenberg Act was passed, lawmakers decided to leave those to rules that will become part of the overall law.
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Pai's proposal would require internet service providers to disclose whether they allow blocking or slowing down of consumer web access or permit so-called internet fast lanes to facilitate a practice called paid prioritization of charging for certain content.
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" Fitch, which currently assigns the United States its highest rating - "AAA" - said in a statement that the prioritization of debt service payments over other government obligations, should the debt ceiling not be raised, "may not be compatible with 'AAA' status.
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Here Kim is using "telephones with the TV screens" to insinuate her fabulous wealth — or at the very least, her prioritization of masturbatory aids in her spending budget — but in 2017, even the cheapest smartphones offer some form of video chat.
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He says it's difficult for outsiders to gain access to the data required to audit how such systems are performing, and that this kind of patient prioritization software falls outside the purview of regulators such as the Food and Drug Administration.
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What is required under net neutrality is that these peering and traffic prioritization arrangements are available under equitable terms to everyone; ISPs can't rig sweetheart deals giving fat pipe access to services of their choosing, while charging the competition higher rates.
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Some publishers have fled Instant Articles mostly because of Facebook's own inability to help those organizations grow audiences and make money, both goals that happen to be at ends with Facebook's constant News Feed tweaking and prioritization of video over text.
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However, a substantial dissent by one judge pointed out that many of the FCC's justifications for its rules, such as that banning paid prioritization would encourage that "virtuous cycle" the agency is so fond of mentioning, had no factual justification.
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Under President Donald Trump, the Federal Communications commission voted 3-2 along party lines to reverse the 2015 net neutrality rules that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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There is a serious problem when a criminal enterprise not only exists "despite" a company's policies, but actually thrives as a direct result of that company's prioritization of their own interests over the security of the clients they allegedly "protect".
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The FCC and FTC can take action against the companies if they are seen as deceiving consumers or, potentially, violating the FCC's new rules requiring the companies to publicly disclose if they are engaging in blocking, throttling or paid prioritization.
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The draft proposal we released more than two and a half years ago as a starting point for discussions would have outlawed the online practices of blocking, throttling and paid prioritization of legal content over broadband cable and wireless connections.
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With respect to broadband, paid prioritization could help optimize public transportation and traffic management, ensure fast and reliable communication among law enforcement officers and first responders, and ensure immediate and quality access to telemedicine, all the while attracting additional capital investment.
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And finally, the G-20's clear prioritization of infrastructure investment, initially as a developing country issue and then as a universal agenda item, has no doubt motivated much of the recent work in institutions like the multilateral development banks (MDBs).
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The 2013 leaks by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, which allegedly revealed the extent of China's vulnerability to U.S. intelligence capabilities, appeared to act as a catalyst for the prioritization of quantum technologies, even at the level of Xi Jinping himself.
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The Republican-majority U.S. Federal Communications Commission voted in December along party lines to reverse the Obama administration's landmark 2015 rules barring internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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"Our networks are open and will remain open for innovators to use without permission, and for consumers to access any place they want to go on the web, without permission, without blocking, without throttling, and without paid prioritization," Wheeler told reporters.
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The same way that poor fight scenes are a symptom of TV's general prioritization of writing and acting over visuals, the growing trend of "cinematic television" brings with it a precious few series that can put together kick-ass fight sequences.
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"With respect to factories, we are continuing to see closures and changing timelines of when they might reopen and trying to assess what it means for production fulfillment, capacity and the prioritization of which products to make," Mr. Frisk added.
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" In a statement on Thursday, MOCA revealed that earlier this week it held a meeting with concerned supporters to "stress the urgent prioritization needed to salvage the MOCA Collections which have been stuck in 70 Mulberry since January 23, 2020.
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The ruling is a setback to the Trump administration's efforts to reverse rules adopted under former President Barack Obama in 2015 which barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic, or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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That may be okay for the market-dominant websites and services with oodles of cash to pay for prioritization, but it's a huge disadvantage for the entrepreneur coding the next killer app who can't afford to pay into this protection racket.
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The Republican-majority FCC voted in December along party lines to reverse the landmark 2015 Obama administration net neutrality rules which barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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Without net neutrality, Comcast and others can "exploit a double-ended market" by requiring companies like Netflix to pay for prioritization and perhaps by charging consumers extra to access it (alternatively, Comcast can funnel its customers to its own video on demand offerings).
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The big picture: Trump has a history of sparring with and criticizing military officials and service members, even before his presidency, though he frequently points to his prioritization of funding for the Pentagon as a sign of his commitment to the troops.
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"To the extent that this represents a re-prioritization of short-term objectives over longer-term sustainability, it may increase the likelihood of a future disruptive adjustment," said Kent, who is also chief economic advisor to the RBA Governor and the Board.
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Blackburn's fake "net neutrality" bill, for instance, would have allowed ISPs to move forward with the creation of so-called "fast lanes" (see: paid prioritization) while ensuring that state lawmakers would have no authority to pass their own laws to protect consumers.
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Selim said during the first seven months of the administration there was a "decimation of the people, resources and prioritization" of those key programs and infrastructure that was aimed at working with law enforcement, counter-messaging, community resilience and engagement and outreach.
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In effect, he was calling for rapid prioritization of the S List, and he said the bill would be aimed at immediately detaining hundreds of those deemed to pose the highest risk, placing them under house arrest or in a detention center.
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As a busy working mother, Hudson shared that it's "the most challenging thing in the world to balance kids and personal time" and "haaaaard to make the time for yourself" because "kids take the number one position" in terms of life prioritization.
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The Turkish lira has been on a rollercoaster ride in recent months, reflecting wider fears on the prioritization of growth over inflation control, but the announcement of a snap election — and the likelihood that Erdogan will win – has calmed the currency somewhat.
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It expanded parity protections, promoted the integration of behavioral health and primary care within delivery and payment system reforms, prioritized depression and substance use screenings as preventive services at no cost to the consumer, and provided other opportunities for behavioral health prioritization.
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While the conflicts of interests shared by both nominees are substantial, even more concerning is their seeming hostility towards the very missions of the departments they are meant to lead and their prioritization of industry interests over public health and our national parks.
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"Prioritization and other mechanisms that differentiate data traffic are the only economical ways to radically improve the performance of broadband given the wide diversity of different applications that broadband networks must support, and would encourage further innovation throughout the Internet," claimed the organization.
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"A decision by the Board of Management in the context of the product portfolio review and prioritization, which was taken today, will affect earnings of the Mercedes-Benz Vans division in the second quarter (of) 2019 by around 0.5 billion euros," Daimler added.
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"The bill is substantive and raises the importance of two issues — banning paid prioritization and demanding strong interconnection — issues that will be at the center of any net neutrality legislative fight moving forward, in this Congress of the next," the source said.
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We are ruthless prioritizers of opportunity; we don't get distracted; we know what our business is; we find the best talent, and we make sure that we keep our talent focused and not distracted; and we really do a great job of prioritization.
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What's more, all this prioritization was happening through memos and directives that were not self-enforcing and tended to cut against the practical instincts of front-line immigration enforcement personnel who (among other things) believe in the deterrent power of less-focused enforcement.
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And those rules say that your broadband provider cannot block websites, can't throttle content, and it also cannot engage in paid prioritization whereby they set up deals with certain providers of web services to make sure that you have faster access to them.
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Biden underscored several Obama-era policies, including the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program that protected those brought to the country illegally as minors from deportation, and the prioritization of law enforcement efforts on those who posed risks to the public.
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The prioritization of narratives that consciously and unconsciously takes place in selecting stories, in analyzing data, in making all of the thousands of assumptions that are made in every moment of a campaign and its coverage boosts favored candidates of white voters.
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Additionally, while recent developments in North Korea's capabilities suggest a shift toward a prioritization of indigenous capability, they did acquire a wealth of helpful materiel, both through state-state transfers from the Soviet Bloc and the Middle East, and potentially the black market.
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"Tonight, I'm going to listen to the degree of strength and prioritization that candidates have given to this issue, not only to talk about the elements of their plans, but also how they see the larger context of other issues," Inslee said.
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"Although participants did not give justification for their prioritization, I personally believe that this might be due to a few reasons that are worth investigating further," Anastasia Eleftheriou, doctoral researcher at the University of Southampton and lead researcher in this study, tells Broadly.
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"The U.S. government cannot mobilize an effective strategy without White House leadership and prioritization," said Heather A. Conley, a State Department official under President George W. Bush who testified at a Senate hearing in the past week on defending against Russian interference.
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The new proposal would undo the classification of internet providers as "common carriers" under Title II of the Communications Act, and in doing so, strip the FCC of the authority needed to enforce true net neutrality — that is, no blocking, throttling, or prioritization of content.
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"There is a lack of education among a lot of the small [wireless internet service providers], and they believe that if they meet the bright-line rules, then they've met the requirements," Bowles says, referring to the no blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization rules.
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T-Mobile does this by exempting streaming video on its network so long as a customer agrees to watch the video at a lower resolution, a move called zero-rating that has rankled net neutrality advocates who see it as a form of network prioritization.
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We don't know exactly what it will cost to stay in the fast lane or be in the fast lane if paid prioritization is implemented by the ISPs, but it seems like that's the way the ISPs are gonna go once this rollback happens.
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A blanket ban on paid prioritization sacrifices all of these benefits (more investment, lower prices, and new services) to prevent some anticompetitive abuses — such as a broadband provider offering a "fast lane" for its own services at a lower price than it charges competing services.
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The term net neutrality is itself a Trojan horse for control-hungry bureaucrats, and justifying the decision under Title II of the Telecommunications Act shows FCC is less interested in "ensuring an appropriate competitive framework" and more interested in banning prioritization on private networks.
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Much of the blame for the switch in focus at DHS, according to two of the former officials, falls on longtime DHS employee Robert Hanson, who became division director of prioritization and modeling at the department's Office of Cyber and Infrastructure Analysis in May 22016.
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By naming the Sackbut after a 270th century French trombone, Le Caine was playfully acknowledging that his invention would be outdated as soon as he'd built it—its exposed wires, three legs, and wooden frame a testament to the prioritization of functionality over aesthetics.
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And while Democratic candidates have spent a lot of time arguing about their idealized health care overhauls, something the president doesn't actually have the power to decide, they've spent nearly no time arguing about prioritization — which the president has a huge amount of influence over.
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"The prioritization of COVID-19 testing for frontline workers, along with people who are most vulnerable, will help us make sure our health care system can continue serving the public and taking care of people who need help," Breed said in the press release.
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Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos provided an update on Saturday on the company's official blog that included details about the change in Amazon's prioritization for its warehousing and logistics operations, which now focus on essential items including daily household staples, baby and medical supplies.
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It also could be very useful for individuals – provided it's used in tandem with screening and telehealth guidance to make sure that people are getting tested based on case prioritization, and according to all possible safety guidelines for the health of those doing the testing.
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Google's prioritization of its results, and a perceived bias toward its own products and services, has landed the company in hot water with the European Commission, which fined slapped it with multibillion-pound fines and has launched investigation after investigation into alleged anticompetitive behavior.
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But we have to be really smart around when there's a new game out, or a new opportunity to pick up an e-sports team, it's a matter of prioritization of our resources and doing it in a way that's authentic to our brand.
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Comcast, for example, said in its Monday filing with the FCC that it has already pledged not to "engage in blocking, throttling, or anticompetitive forms of paid prioritization" — and is "willing to incorporate these commitments" into its official, consumer-facing policies in the future.
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Similar prioritization of aesthetic over functional considerations is motivating the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's effort to replace its existing hideously ugly bus terminal with a much nicer new one that's a block further west and will make most people's commutes longer.
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The poor state of weather forecasting across Africa is the result of lack of prioritization by governments and failure to commit funding for the services in a continent saddled with a myriad of development challenges, said Marc Neilson, director of communications at the Africa Hydromet Program.
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"This focus, and this team, allows me and gives me a lot of confidence I can continue to focus on the meaningful things at both companies and we have the right prioritization in front of us," he said on a conference call discussing Twitter's fourth-quarter earnings.
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"Diapers on the bus, a crib on the bus — a long way from my bachelor days," the soon-to-be father of two, 38, told PEOPLE in April with a laugh, adding that the spouses' time prioritization has shifted completely since they became a family of three.
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"This prioritization, much to the U.S.'s frustration and embarrassment, has facilitated AQAP's efforts to blend in with the anti-Huthi opposition, which has given it access to weapons and new sources of income," the crisis-monitoring nonprofit said in a briefing, using another spelling for Houthis.
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"We know that there is in effect paid prioritization on some of these platforms, right, because you buy advertising, and it strikes me that at least Google it's an amazing American company — does incredible work — but has about 77 percent market share of search," said Rep.
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Verizon, for example, has been trying to argue since at least 2014 that the FCC's net neutrality rules' ban on paid prioritization (which prevents ISPs from letting deep-pocketed content companies buy their way to a distinct network performance advantage over smaller competitors) harms the hearing impaired.
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" For example, Comcast argues, "a telepresence service tailored for the hearing impaired requires high-definition video that is of sufficiently reliable quality to permit users 'to perceive subtle hand and finger motions' in real time" and that "paid prioritization may have other compelling applications in telemedicine.
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"ICE has broad discretion and exercises that discretion, as appropriate, on a case-by-case basis throughout the immigration enforcement process in a variety of ways," said ICE spokesman Shawn Neudauer, referring to decisions made regarding arrests, release from custody during immigration proceedings and prioritization for deportation.
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In order to understand and undo the Muslim ban (and given the prioritization of religious minorities in those seven countries, a Muslim ban it is) we need to understand why it is in fact in line with our history, even as it feels so un-American.
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If the administration's directive signals the de-prioritization of public health, we will further cement our nation's culture of "sick care" since: Behind the Ban: The ACF and the CMS promote the well-being of our neediest populations with particular attention on children in low-income families.
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"ICE has broad discretion and exercises that discretion, as appropriate, on a case-by-case basis throughout the immigration enforcement process in a variety of ways," said ICE spokesman Shawn Neudauer, referring to decisions made regarding arrests, release from custody during immigration proceedings and prioritization for deportation.
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"From an evolutionary prioritization perspective, I think most of this comes down to gating mechanisms we have in place for denoting and 'tagging' incoming stimuli as important for the continuation of our existence," Nicco Reggente, Ph.D., a cognitive neuroscientist at the Tiny Blue Dot Foundation, said.
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I'm proud that my administration secured Indiana's first-ever state-supported pre-K program; we've committed an additional $2.5 billion in infrastructure funding; and the Hoosier workforce of tomorrow will be better prepared to meet the needs of employers due to our prioritization of career and technical education.
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Marsha Blackburn, Republican of Tennessee, purports to enshrine net neutrality protections into law but actually opens up the door to paid prioritization (read: "fast lanes") for companies that pay to have their services delivered at greater speeds, which many experts claim is an innovation-killer, particularly for new startups.
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The order also barred ISPs from charging internet companies for prioritized network access, a practice known as "paid prioritization" that open internet advocates say could turn the internet into something like cable TV, in which content companies must pay the equivalent of "carriage fees" in order to reach consumers.
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"The prioritization by the government of the manufacturing sector is logical as it would create many jobs," said Michael Ghebru, Chief Executive of Belayab Foods and Franchise PLC, which opened the first of ten planned Pizza Hut restaurants in Ethiopia this month, the first major foreign food franchise.
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Specifically, the Republican-led FCC voted to overturn the agency's 2015 Open Internet Order, which forbade internet service providers from throttling or blocking legal online content or "paid prioritization," better known as "fast lanes" for companies that pay to have their services delivered to customers at greater speeds.
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Photo: APNow that the Republican-controlled Federal Communications Commission has decided to toss a massive favor to their friends in the telecom industry and revoke open internet rules, there may soon be no regulatory barrier preventing ISPs from implementing paid prioritization schemes or outright blocking or censoring competitors.
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Through the first four (or so) seasons, the series' refusal to sort its characters into simple archetypes, its insistence on drilling into their thorny psychologies, its prioritization of slow burns and long games over quick and easy payoffs, yielded some of the most thrillingly complicated female characters on television.
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Asked about the possibly of internet plans where consumers would pay different prices for different levels of access, anFCC official said the agency believes that ISPs may start offering new services as a result of lifting the ban on paid prioritization but didn't say what those would be.
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Title II's ban on paid prioritization, which prevents service providers from charging different rates for different types of content delivery, makes about as much sense as declaring that all packages must be delivered on the same schedule, even if you're willing to pay more to get it there faster.
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But holding the line on that prioritization will be harder if Democrats take back the power to pass policy, as the impulse is always to start with bills that immediately improve people's lives, as opposed to bills that will improve the process by which you can improve people's lives.
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From 2005 to 2017, NISAC produced reports on various pandemic scenarios, but unnamed DHS officials that spoke with Politico said a shift in priorities occured under Robert Hanson, who became division director of prioritization and modeling at DHS' Office of Cyber and Infrastructure Analysis (OCIA) in May 2016.
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The economics don't change markedly with advances in LTE, which is why operators are excited about services such as LTE Unlicensed and the FCC's recent ruling to open up the 150 MHz of spectrum in the 3.5GHz band using a unique and innovative spectrum-sharing and prioritization scheme.
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By doing so, the FCC claimed the authority to apply utility-style regulations originally designed for phone service to broadband internet access, in order to prohibit blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization deals, in which ISPs like Comcast, Verizon and AT&T favor certain content to the detriment of rivals.
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The states, led by New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood, filed a lawsuit in January after the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted in December along party lines to reverse rules that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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Then, as soon as those ISPs inevitably begin abusing their power by changing their terms of service and implementing paid prioritization programs, the FCC and FTC will simply verify that ISPs are technically disclosing the various ways in which they are abusing that power somewhere in those terms of service.
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He seemed like a nice enough man who was entitled to his personal beliefs and expressed them respectfully, but the more I pondered his prioritization of those beliefs over what I felt was his professional obligation to his patients, the more certain I became that this choice could harm patients.
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Linksys has also announced that it'll be adding Killer gaming prioritization for any gaming device (be it PC, smartphone, or console) to the WRT32X in a software update sometime this spring, leaving it more than a little unclear why the Xbox specific version exists as a separate product at all.
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The order was, despite what Pai says, hardly the beginning of government-run internet: It didn't allow the FCC to regulate broadband providers' prices, and though ir banned paid prioritization, it didn't even ban the type of network interference that allowed Comcast to extract a payment from Netflix over its speeds.
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A group of more than 20 U.S. state attorneys general are mounting a legal challenge to the Federal Communications Commission's vote along party lines to reverse rules introduced in 2015 that barred internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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In this case, the FCC runs into trouble because under the plain terms of its net neutrality rules, the commission nonetheless clearly intends to regulate terminating access as a common-carrier service (as the D.C. Circuit in Verizon previously recognized) by virtue of its no-blocking and no-paid-prioritization rules.
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One particularly troubling provision in the Open Internet Order is the ban on "paid prioritization," or agreements between broadband providers and content providers allowing specific data to use a "fast lane" to avoid congestion on the Internet and potentially provide additional revenues for ISPs to further invest in network expansion.
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In describing what the "Restoring Internet Freedom" proposal would do, Cohen writes (emphasis mine): In addition to reclassifying broadband Internet access service as an information service, these FCC efforts can include the adoption of clearly defined net neutrality principles – no blocking, no throttling, no anticompetitive paid prioritization, and full transparency.
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"One of the key skills that people need to develop as part of their financial lives is prioritization and making trade-offs: differentiating what kinds of things are important, what kinds of things are less important and how do I manage my money in a way that reflects those values," he said.
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Then again, there are also reports that Killer network prioritization tech (which is made by a company called Rivet Networks, not Linksys) isn't actually all that effective to begin with, so it might be worth just chalking this all up to some overly optimistic marketing and stick with a regular router instead.
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Here's the relevant language from that order: Clear, Bright-Line Rules Because the record overwhelmingly supports adopting rules and demonstrates that three specific practices invariably harm the open internet — blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization — this order bans each of them, applying the same rules to both fixed and mobile broadband internet access service.
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For digital content companies, success will increasingly require a prioritization of quality programming and meaningful journalism over commoditized and replicable clickbait; the creation of content that sustainably and uniquely captures real consumer time — not unique visitors, clicks, page views, video views or swipes (did I miss anything?) in geographies that are actually monetizable.
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A spokesperson for Facebook told Gizmodo that the company continues to be a strong supporter of net neutrality and believes its services fall in line with the bright-line rules that define the principle: no paid prioritization that provides internet fast lanes for services that pay, no blocking content, and no throttling or slowing connections.
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Net Neutrality legislation could be a good thing if it put into place the three bright line net neutrality rules — no blocking of content, applications and services; no throttling of the same; and no paid prioritization — and also gave the FCC unambiguous authority and flexibility to protect consumers and competition in the broadband market.
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Categorizing your to-do list into three different prioritization levels, such as 'must do today,' 'if time allows,' and 'can wait for tomorrow' allows you to see through the clutter of your daily list and focus on the items that matter most, whether it's drinks with a colleague or finalizing a presentation for investors.
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Usually, Veale says, prioritization is a matter of how long you've been waiting and where you're located, but if you happen to match perfectly on all six human leukocyte antigens (proteins found on most cells in the body that are used to match you with a donor for transplant), they'll ship that kidney to you.
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An effective gaming router has multiple high-gain antennas, Gigabit speeds for both wireless and Ethernet connections, a fast chipset, extras like USB ports, network management tools such as traffic prioritization, and advanced wireless technologies, like beamforming (centering signals toward specific devices) and MU-MIMO (capacity for multiple data streams per connected device at once).
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FCC, the Court struck them down because the rules fell outside the Commission's "statutory grant of authority" under Title I. 2015 In a 3-85033 vote on Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet, the FCC classified fixed and mobile ISPs as common carriers under modified Title II rules and banned blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization.
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"Paid prioritization would severely harm perhaps the most beneficial aspect of the Internet, the fact that as an open and neutral platform it allows any startup with a good idea to compete based on the quality of its idea and the service it provides, and to reach consumers across the nation," the group wrote.
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"The market is in consolidation phase awaiting progress on fiscal policy while nervous about President Trump's ability to maintain the support of the Republican majority in the face of his lack of prioritization as to what is important (fiscal policy) and what is not (wiretap allegations)," said Stephen Weiss of Short Hills Capital Partners in an email.
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Last week, 22 states and the District of Columbia, asked the same appeals court to reinstate the prior rules after the Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 in December along party lines to reverse rules that barred internet service providers (ISPs) from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid fast lanes, also known as paid prioritization.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (Md.), that panel's top Democrat, said in a Monday letter to Pruitt that the prioritization policy violates the EPA's own regulations and both policies show attempts to avoid transparency, especially as he weathers numerous scandals and more than a dozen federal investigations into them.
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Eero's CEO Nick Weaver says the system is designed to handle all of the traffic routing and prioritization automatically so I don't have to worry about that stuff, but I wouldn't mind the option to give my 4K TV or gaming system priority for a few hours at a time just so I know it's getting the fastest connection it possibly can.
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In those remarks, Rogers advocated for a future in which a separate space force might exist within the Department of Defense, carved out of the Air Force as a standalone service much as the Air Force was separated from the Army when it became clear that aerial combat and operations required higher prioritization — an organizational change the Air Force would undoubtedly oppose.
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Book 9 How to empathize with hotel staff Heads in Beds Book 10 How to hire incredible talent Who: The A Method for Hiring Book 11 How to remain effective as we grow Scaling Up Book 12 How to focus our prioritization Essentialism Our company and how we do business has changed quite a bit with the book club tradition.
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The story of calling Rosenthal's wife illustrates his total disregard for other people's mortification; his self-advocacy to the point of conceit; and his total prioritization of the story over all else, to the extent that he will hunt down his editor's mistress to get that editor to add a page to the Sunday Times for him and him alone.
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In its Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report 2019, the organization analyzed data from international organizations and conducted a survey of executives, looking at five main factors in 140 countries:Business environmentSafety and securityHealth and hygieneHuman resources and labor marketICT (information and communications technology) readinessThe WEF also looked at a country's prioritization of tourism, international openness, tourist infrastructure, cultural and natural resources, and price competitiveness.
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"The proposal circulated today does not meet the criteria for basic net neutrality protections -- including bright-line rules and a ban on paid prioritization -- and will not provide consumers the protections they need to have guaranteed access to the entire internet," said Michael Beckerman, head of the Internet Association, a trade group that represents tech giants such as Facebook and Google.
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"There has been a pattern we have seen over the past number of attacks, that the perpetrators have one way or another come across the security services radar, but because of prioritization issues or resources, it leads to them not being made a high priority at the time," said Huw Dylan, a lecturer in intelligence studies and international security at King's College London.
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"The proposal circulated today does not meet the criteria for basic net neutrality protections — including bright-line rules and a ban on paid prioritization — and will not provide consumers the protections they need to have guaranteed access to the entire internet," said Michael Beckerman, head of the Internet Association, a trade group that represents tech giants such as Facebook and Google.
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Triaging them is a test of steel and prioritization: There is a superstar, Anthony, who feels the need to insist he is not in a feud with the front office; there is a leaky defense that appears to be beyond repair; and now there is a burbling of dissatisfaction after a lineup switch that Hornacek hoped could bring about a changing tide.
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In the Title II Order, despite virtually no quantifiable evidence of consumer harm, the Commission nevertheless determined that it needed bright line rules banning three specific practices by providers of both fixed and mobile broadband Internet access service: blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization… Today, we revisit these determinations and seek comment on whether we should keep, modify, or eliminate the bright line and transparency rules.
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According to the filing, the IA is focusing on three major areas: the removal of rules against blocking, throttling and paid prioritization distort competition and places the burden on consumers, the removal of well-established, bright line net neutrality rules harms internet companies' ability to reach customers across the country, and the new rules harm future growth in the internet ecosystem as a whole.
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Because live video requires more bandwidth, a reliable connection and low "latency" (how long it takes information to travel through a system), services like ours are particularly prone to "throttling" and unfair prioritization by internet providers — tactics that will no longer be prohibited if net neutrality protections are rolled back, as the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai, has announced as his intent.
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In an opening statement delivered Tuesday during a hearing on paid prioritization, Blackburn, a Tennessee Republican who the chairs the House Communications and Technology subcommittee and is known for her anti-net neutrality bullshit, compared the need for prioritizing certain types of data to the acceptable practice of hiring of a line-sitter to get into the hearing, or paying for Pre-Check to move faster through the airport.
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In a statement sent to Gizmodo, Internet Association President & CEO Michael Beckerman argued that Blackburn's bill was better than nothing, but did not constitute a real solution:The proposal circulated today does not meet the criteria for basic net neutrality protections—including bright-line rules and a ban on paid prioritization—a nd will not provide consumers the protections they need to have guaranteed access to the entire internet.
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A good example of this allocation prioritization came in the summer of 2017, when roughly $85033 million was spent trying to help Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE in his Alabama primary, yet very little was spent getting health-care reform explained, popular and passed.
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Many public and private sector leaders in the big blue metros believe their economic success is threatened by the Trump agenda of hostility to immigration and free trade, the prioritization of tax cuts over investments in education and scientific research, the stoking of racial tensions, resistance to cultural change on issues such as gay and transgender rights, and the GOP move to limit the federal deductibility of state and local taxes.
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However, if we assume that terminating access is in fact a Title II service (by virtue of it being a part of BIAS), then the FCC's paid prioritization rule violates basic principles of rate-making because it both requires a confiscatory price of "zero" under Section 85033 of the Communications Act (even though edge providers impose a cost on the network) and prevents "reasonable" discrimination as expressly permitted by Section 202 of the Communications Act.
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Blackburn's proposed law bans behaviors ISPs were never interested in (like the outright blocking of websites), but avoids doing anything about the numerous areas where net neutrality violations actually occur—from usage caps, overage fees and "zero rating," to efforts to charge for "paid prioritization" (letting one company buy an unfair network advantage over another.) That said, AT&T is the very last company that should be leading the conversation on consumer welfare online.
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A month after Luca saw that Instagram post, the Republican-led Federal Communications Commission led by Chairman Ajit Pai voted to overturn the agency's net neutrality protections, which prevented internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon from blocking or throttling online content and prohibited them from making "paid prioritization" deals—so-called "fast lanes" for companies willing to pay more to have their content delivered to customers at a higher quality than competitors who don't pay up.
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Kelly's memo orders the implementation of that policy and the creation of a video conferencing system to allow those removed individuals to appear at hearings without being brought back into the US. Significantly, the interior safety order explicitly leaves intact President Barack Obama's executive orders on deferred action for childhood arrivals, known as DACA, which protects undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children from being removed and orders the low prioritization of undocumented immigrants who are parents of US citizens.
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McIntyre, Trump's pick to lead the commission, has yet to join FERC, though acting Chairman Neil ChatterjeeIndranil (Neil) ChatterjeeTo cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Overnight Energy: Natural gas export project gets green light | Ocasio-Cortez says climate fight needs to address farming | Top EPA enforcement official to testify Regulators approve Louisiana natural gas export terminal MORE said Tuesday that it's "simply a matter of timing, prioritization, getting documents signed" before McIntyre is sworn in.
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"I think there is a growing consensus," says analyst Craig Moffett, "that while it's nice to be able to talk about how an issue like paid prioritization will strangle the next Google before it's born, no one will benefit from strangling the next Google before it's born more than Google." it is impossible to say whether Pai has killed net neutrality or whether, in the long term, it will return, either through a change of power in Washington, a court decision—appeals are ongoing—or even legislation.
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