Topic

Open Internet

37 published works

CommLaw Monitor June 18, 2015
In First Open Internet Enforcement Action, FCC Proposes $100 Million NAL Against AT&T Mobile for Transparency Rule Violations
By Kelley Drye
On June 17, 2015, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) issued a Notice of Apparent Liability against AT&T Mobile, Inc. (AT&T) alleging that AT&T’s failure to adequately and accurately disclose…
CommLawBlog June 18, 2015
Open Internet Violation: Inadequate Disclosure of AT&T’s Apparently Limited “Unlimited” Service Fetches $100,000,000 Fine
By Paul J. Feldman
What does "unlimited" mean? The answer could be worth $100,000,000.
CommLaw Monitor June 15, 2015
FCC Appoints Open Internet Ombudsperson
By Kelley Drye
On June 15, 2015, the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC’s) Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau (CGB) appointed Ms. Parul P. Desai to serve as its first “Open Internet Ombudsperson.” The FCC…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs June 12, 2015
Middle Market, Privacy and the Open Internet: New Blogs Joining the LexBlog Network
Another week, another set of blogs from the top law firms in the world joining the LexBlog Network. The niche focuses continue, and one in particular is especially timely. On to it.…
Beyond Telecom Law Blog May 19, 2015
Open Internet Order: Appellate Advocacy at Full Throttle
By C. Douglas Jarrett
The appeals of the Open Internet Order have been consolidated in United States Telecom Assoc. v. FCC, No. 15-1063 (and consolidated cases) (D.C. Cir. filed Mar. 23, 2015). Thus, the…
CommLaw Monitor April 15, 2015
Post-Open Internet Order, FCC Schedules a Consumer Privacy Workshop
By Kelley Drye
The FCC’s Wireline Competition and Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureaus recently announced that they will hold a joint workshop on Tuesday, April 28 to “explore the Commission’s role in protecting the…
Beyond Telecom Law Blog March 30, 2015
The Open Internet Order – In Brief
By C. Douglas Jarrett
The entry summarizes the major elements of the Open Internet Order. An analysis of the FCC’s policy determinations and reasoning for regulating broadband internet access service as a Title II…
CommLaw Monitor February 27, 2015
FCC Votes to Impose New “Open Internet” Rules on Broadband Providers
By Kelley Drye
At the Federal Communications Commission’s (“FCC”) Open Meeting on February 26, the Commission voted along party lines (3-2) to reclassify broadband Internet access service as a “telecommunications service” under Title…
Media Law Prof Blog January 23, 2015
The FCC and the Open Internet
By Media Law Prof Blog
Arthur H. Neill, New Media Rights & California Western School of Law, has published How the FCC Can Preserve the Open Internet & Net Neutrality Through Title II Reclassification. Here…
Media Law Prof Blog October 6, 2014
FCC Hosts Open Internet Roundtable Today, October 6, 2014
By Media Law Prof Blog
The FCC is hosting an Open Internet Roundtable today, beginning at 1 p.m. (noon Central time). More here. Watch on the net here.