ISPs Ask Sixth Circuit to Stay FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules
'This Court should stay the FCC’s latest flip-flop pending judicial review. Petitioners are overwhelmingly likely to succeed on the merits.'
'This Court should stay the FCC’s latest flip-flop pending judicial review. Petitioners are overwhelmingly likely to succeed on the merits.'
WASHINGTON, June 11, 2024 – Major Internet Service Providers went to court Monday to block new Net Neutrality regulations scheduled to go into effect next month.
If successful, the ISPs would stop the Federal Communications Commission from enforcing a host of open Internet rules, including prohibitions on ISP blocking and throttling of lawful content or ISP acceptance of payment to enable priority treatment to content.
The efforts are not termed ‘investigations,’ but - signed only by Democrats - demand answers from Carr.
Regional ISP urged regulators to adopt reforms modeled on federal rules.
The Federal Communications Commission is seeking comment on the proposal.
Wulfsen argued that fiber is a better long-term investment than satellite.