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03/11/2025
Sixth Circuit Won’t Rehear Net Neutrality Case
The Sixth Circuit officially denied a petition for rehearing en banc on Tuesday, sticking by a January decision to strike down an FCC order regulating broadband as a Title II service.
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01/08/2025
Effros: Predictions
There’s going to be lots to consider as we navigate through a new administration and court authority over regulation. Prediction: It’s not going to be pretty.
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01/02/2025
Sixth Circuit Strikes Down FCC’s Title II Order
The Sixth Circuit has made its call on the FCC’s most recent attempt to regulate broadband as a Title II service, with the decision finding that the agency lacks the legal authority to institute such rules.
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10/31/2024
Sixth Circuit Hears Title II Oral Arguments
The latest round of the net neutrality boxing match had less fervor surrounding it compared to previous bouts.
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10/15/2024
All Rise: Sixth Circuit Judges Picked for Title II Hearing
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals revealed the three-judge panel that will hear oral arguments for ISPs’ challenge of the FCC’s Title II net neutrality order, and it’s an all-GOP cast.
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08/19/2024
Title II Opponents Pick Up Some Friends of the Court
Petitioners opposing the FCC’s Title II order got some backing Monday from former FCC commissioner Michael O’Rielly and senior technology executive Richard Bennett. The two filed separate amicus briefs supporting objections to re-classifying broadband as a telecommunications service instead of an information service.