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Open Internet
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Media Law Prof Blog
FCC Extends Date To File Comments On Open Internet Rulemaking
The FCC has extended the opportunity to file comments on its proposed rulemaking on the Open Internet until September 15. More here.
CommLaw Monitor
FCC to Host Open Internet Roundtables and Enhance Reviewability of Open Internet Comments
The FCC recently announced that it will be hosting a series of Open Internet Roundtables to discuss how the Commission should approach protecting and promoting Internet openness. The Commission plans to host…
CommLaw Monitor
FCC Enforcement Advisory: Open Internet Transparency Rule
On July 23rd, the FCC issued an important Enforcement Advisory about compliance with the Open Internet Transparency Rule, which sets forth the information broadband Internet access service providers must disclose. …
FCC Law Blog
Once More Unto the Breach: the FCC Calls for Comments on Revamping Net Neutrality Regulations
By Brian Weimer, Drew Svor, Paul Werner
Following the D.C. Circuit’s decision in Verizon v. FCC, which struck down several key elements of the Federal Communication Commission’s 2010 Open Internet Order, the Commission yesterday released a Notice…
Technology and AI
FCC Pushes Net Neutrality Proposal to Public, Offers No Guarantee of Final Rules
Despite public protest, the Federal Communications Commission pushed their new net neutrality rules forward. "What is the right public policy to ensure that the Internet remains open? ... Today, there…
Media Law Prof Blog
FCC Chair Tom Wheeler’s Statement on Open Internet Rules
From FCC.gov.In its Verizon v. FCC decision, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuitinvited the Commission to act to preserve a free and open Internet. I intend…
CommLawBlog
Net Neutrality 2014: D.C. Circuit Tosses Most of the FCC’s “Open Internet” Rules
In the war over how, if at all, the Internet will be regulated, a major battle has been decided.
Capital Thinking
Verizon v. FCC: What Happened, Why It’s Important, and What Comes Next
In Verizon v. FCC, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia overturned the Federal Communications Commission’s (“Commission” or “FCC”) anti-discrimination and anti-blocking provisions…
CommLawBlog
Net Neutrality 2013: The D.C. Circuit Hears the Arguments
By Harry Cole
The D.C. Circuit has now heard oral argument in Verizon's appeal of the FCC's effort, dating back to late 2010, to impose "open Internet" rules on broadband providers. And now…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Top 10 in Law Blogs : LXBN January 3, 2012
As you could expect, we are still seeing a good deal of commentary on the Fiscal Cliff deal. On top of that, Dana Frix has a very interesting post on…