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09/12/2024
FCC Argues ISPs are Like Delivery Apps in Net Neutrality Brief
The FCC continued to argue why broadband should be regulated under Title II. In a respondents’ brief filed Wednesday, the Commission argued that today’s broadband providers are far different from the early non-facilities-based dial-up ISPs that offered a suite of applications like email and newsgroups.
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08/01/2024
Bulk Billing Brawl
Not much has happened on bulk billing since FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel circulated a proposal in March to begin a rulemaking that proposes to ban the practice. Some public interest groups are hoping to change that.
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06/28/2024
Gavel Bang: Supreme Court Strikes Down Chevron
The Supreme Court released three opinions Friday morning, but the one that sent shockwaves through the industry was the 6-3 overturning of the Chevron doctrine in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo.
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06/27/2024
House Commerce Markup Cancelled Over Privacy Bill Fight
A highly-anticipated House Commerce markup of the American Privacy Rights Act of 2024 and ten other bills was canceled at the last minute.
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06/27/2024
Public Interest Groups Want In On Title II Suit
Free Press, New America’s Open Technology Institute and Public Knowledge are looking to get involved in a serious way in the Sixth Circuit challenge of the FCC’s Title II order.
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06/12/2024
Going for Four: Cantwell’s Spectrum Bill Gets Some Key Support
Yes, today’s scheduled markup of Senate Commerce Chair Maria Cantwell’s spectrum bill was canceled again at the last minute. But this third cancelation comes with a bit more hope that a fourth markup attempt will actually take place next Tuesday.