Open Internet Order
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Internet/Telecom
Six Definitions that are Preventing Consensus on Net Neutrality
by Scott Cleland April 30, 2017Why is net neutrality, the controversial notion that all Internet traffic should be treated the same, so difficult to resolve? An underappreciated reason is each side defines the core terms of net neutrality very differently.
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Competitive Reality of 5G Threatens Previous-FCC’s Title II Net Neutrality
by Seton Motley March 11, 2017FCC Chairman Ajit Pai gets it that 5G wireless is a gamechanger for the rationale underlying the Wheeler-FCC’s Title II Open Internet order and net neutrality policy.
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The FCC’s Abjectly Illegitimate Premise for More Cable Regulation
by Scott Cleland October 26, 2015There are troubling signals that the FCC is gearing up to further increase regulation of cable — on top of the extra-legal new utility regulation the FCC already did in its 2015 Open Internet Order.
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The FCC Built its Net Neutrality House on Legal Sand
by Scott Cleland September 17, 2015The FCC’s latest legal brief defending its Open Internet Order, will represent the FCC’s “strongest possible” legal arguments for its Title II net neutrality case – a vainglorious legal fortress.