Pole position: Galaxy S9, LG G7, RED Hydrogen One | #PNWeekly 289 (LIVE at 3p ET)

On this week's show: the flagship smartphones of 2018 begin to reveal themselves in mysterious ways and the app and ecosystem shutdowns that flew by.

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After Title II repeal, AT&T vouches for “Internet Bill of Rights”

AT&T's clarion call is raising doubts from net neutrality activists given its support for the repeal of Title II protections. That said, one thing's for sure: new laws would cement things up.

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FCC’s Pai, Carr, Reilly lead party-line vote to dismantle Title II protections for ISPs; net neutrality at risk

The commission's three Republican members voted against the two Democratic members to remove regulations that activists say promoted net neutrality.

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FCC chairman complains about Twitter, waves hatchet at net neutrality rules

Ajit Pai attacked the microblogging platform at an event held by a libertarian think tank for its "liberal" values while promoting his Title II rollback.

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FCC will vote to kill Title II web protections, hurt net neutrality on December 14

The Open Internet Order equalized internet access after a raft of conflicts between content providers and internet providers. It may be killed.

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