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04/25/2024
Title II Returns: Same Show, Different Cast
The slow march to the FCC’s Title II vote came to an end Thursday as commissioners voted 3-2 to reclassify broadband as a common carrier service with no real surprises along the way.
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04/24/2024
Effros: The Utility of Competition
the underlying theories now being bandied about for either regulating broadband internet access services (BIAS) as a utility or something that should be freely competitive are in major conflict.
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04/24/2024
Republicans Again Voice Opposition to Title II Order
Republican lawmakers are standing up against the FCC’s Title II draft order ahead of a vote at the Commission’s open meeting Thursday.
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04/23/2024
Stakeholders Get Final Words In Before Title II Vote
Commissioner Anna Gomez has had a notable open-door policy in recent weeks, hosting a series of roundtables inviting those interested to voice their concerns or support for the Title II order.
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04/18/2024
Net Neutrality Countdown
The clock continues to tick as next Thursday’s FCC net neutrality vote draws closer.
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04/10/2024
Effros: Ignore the Noise
You’re going to be inundated shortly with stories about our good old standby “net neutrality.” But the stories are likely to be bathed in hyperbole about what the FCC is likely to do, and then does, when it votes at the end of April to declare “BIAS” (broadband internet access service) a “utility” or “common carrier.”