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There’s No Middle Ground on Title II
Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal reported that FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is preparing a “hybrid” legal basis for new net neutrality rules: The FCC would...
Title II Isn’t the Answer on Net Neutrality
TechFreedom and ICLE Urge FCC to Maintain Bipartisan Consensus Against Title II In reply comments on the FCC’s proposed Internet rules, TechFreedom and the International...
The FCC’s Section 706 Power Grab is Dangerous, and Ignores Marketplace Realities
On Friday, TechFreedom filed comments on the FCC’s annual inquiry into whether broadband is being deployed in a “reasonable and timely” fashion under Section 706(b)...
FCC Shouldn’t Encourage Government-Run Broadband
It’s Up to Congress & States to Make Private Deployment Easier Don’t try to preempt state laws regulating deployment of government-owned broadband networks, urged TechFreedom...
Section 706 Would Harm Edge Companies, Not Just ISPs: Berin Szoka in Comm Daily
Net Neutrality advocates claim they want the FCC to micromanage the Internet to prevent Internet Service Providers (ISPs) from discriminating against their competitors’ content. Many...
Preemption is Double-Edged Sword, warns Pai Chief of Staff
If the FCC can preempt state laws that restrict cities from spending taxpayer dollars building government-owned broadband networks, it can use the same power to...