FCC Chairman Wants Computer Apps to Function as Net Neutrality
Watchdogs  Sure, the FCC got some net neutrality standards in
place, but the majority of people probably wouldn't know if
their bandwidth was artificially throttled. That's why chairman
Julius Genachowski wants computer apps to alert users of any
such funny business.  Dubbed the "Open Internet Challenge," the
FCC wants software makers to help fight net neutrality violators
by including code in their apps that would detect all instances
of ISPs gone rogue. Here's what Genachowski had to say,
according to Reuters:     I, for one, am all for it. But you'd
think they'd at least include a prize for completing the
challenge, amiright? [Reuters]