Topic
Net Neutrality
535 published works
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
DOJ Files Suit Against California to Invalidate Net Neutrality Law
By Peter Vogel
The Washington Post reported that the new California Net Neutrality law “prohibits carriers from demanding special new fees from websites, and it bars Internet providers from selectively exempting their preferred…
Beyond Telecom Law Blog
Trinko Doesn’t Mean That Any More
The 2004 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Trinko is generally understood to mean that an incumbent local exchange company is not obligated under the antitrust laws to open its network…
CommLaw Monitor
Net Neutrality Showdown Scheduled for February 1st
By Kelley Drye
In an event sure to garner significant attention from tech, consumer protection, and government stakeholders, oral argument on the consolidated appeals of the FCC’s Restoring Internet Freedom Order (“Order”) will…
CAP·impact
UPLR: In Session 013 – SB 822
By Greensheets
By: Camille Reid Should the internet be open? This question is on the minds of many internet users, startups, and internet service providers (ISPs), like Verizon or AT&T. Those individuals…
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
Net Neutrality: the FCC vs. California’s tough new law!
By Peter Vogel
I’ve been blogging about Net Neutrality since my first blog on August 1, 2008 and now the latest saga was reported by the Washington Post that California voted to establish…
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
Net Neutrality Laws in California (and 3 other states) present a challenge to the FCC!
By Peter Vogel
The Washington Post reported that it “is a great day for California Internet users as their state is now one step closer to enacting the strongest net neutrality law in…
Global Media and Communications Watch
The FTC’s role in monitoring broadband markets following the FCC’s adoption of the Restoring Internet Freedom Order
By Logan Breed, Trey Hanbury, Alexander Maltas, Daniel Graulich
Amid the ongoing discussion surrounding “net neutrality,” the FTC’s role in overseeing broadband Internet access service (BIAS) has received increasing scrutiny following the recent passage of the FCC’s Restoring Internet…
FCC Law Blog
Back To The Future: FCC Returns To Light Touch Regulation Of The Internet
By Paul Werner, Imad Matini, Aaron George
This week, the Federal Communications Commission’s (“FCC’s”) Restoring Internet Freedom Order took effect, rolling back the public-utility style regulation of Internet service providers (“ISPs”) pursuant to title II of the…
Napoli Shkolnik Blog
Five Main Types Of Net Neutrality
Net neutrality is the idea that Internet Service Providers must support all internet signals equally, regardless of their content. The most common violation of net neutrality involves “throttling” or delaying…
CommLawBlog
Bye Bye Net Neutrality Starting June 11
By FHH Law
[caption id="attachment_12753" align="alignleft" width="358"] By Fabio Lanari (Modified by Rock1997 via the Creative Commons License)[/caption] Mark your calendars because the time has come: as of June 11 the FCC announced…