Tonight on Tech's Last Call, another part of the US government seems to have awaken to the fact that there is an Internet. Usually, it's the NSA. This week, it's the FCC and the Supreme Court. The FCC, and its Chairman Wheeler, have decided that Net Neutrality does not make enough money for the ISP, so Pay-for-Play should be the new law of the land. The Supreme Court actually seems to understand technology but still might not rule in favor of Aereo. Also, Microsoft and Apple are making enough money to give Samsung and Android the bird. And, if you're in the market for some undiscovered Warhols, we might know a guy with some floppies. 

NEWS

FCC sparks fear of corporate control in war for net neutrality plans - The Verge

The FCC's “fast lane” rule is awful for the Internet—just ask the FCC - Ars Technica

Setting the Record Straight on the FCC's Open Internet Rules - FCC.gov

US Plan for Internet Fast Lanes Contrasts With European Rules - NY Times

When it comes to net neutrality, either the FCC thinks we’re idiots, or it just doesn’t care - GigaOm

Your 9-Question Guide to the Aereo Supreme Court Case - Mashable

The Supreme Court heard Aereo's case, whether they understood it could mean everything - Engadget

Supreme Court Oral Argument - Aereo Case

The FCC’s new net neutrality rules will kill Aereo, even if the Supreme Court doesn’t - Washington Post

The OnePlus One smartphone is a denim-clad $299 Cyanogen monster - The Verge

Apple Beats on Earnings, Announces Stock Split; Stock Explodes Higher - Business Insider

Microsoft’s FQ3 Earnings Beat With Revenue Of $20.40B, EPS Of $0.68, Surface Top Line Of $500 Million - TechCrunch

LAST CALL

Lost Warhol originals extracted from decaying Amiga floppies - Boing Boing