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ISPs Want Net Neutrality Case to Stay in Cincinnati Courtroom

'Washington, D.C. has no monopoly on the Internet or administrative law,' the ISPs said.

Ted Hearn

Ted Hearn

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ISPs Want Net Neutrality Case to Stay in Cincinnati Courtroom
Photo of John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge in Cincinnati by Jake Blucker used with permission

WASHINGTON, June 18, 2024 – Internet Service Provider trade associations don’t want their net neutrality lawsuit to leave a Cincinnati courtroom.

“Washington, D.C. has no monopoly on the Internet or administrative law,” the ISPs said.

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