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.
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