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Democrats who want to resurrect Title II ignore the lessons provided by Europe, where a stronger regulatory regime harmed broadband access.

The Federal Communications Commission, on a 3-to-2 party-line Democratic-led vote, advanced the revival of net neutrality, in essence saying fast internet access is a basic telecom service.

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If adopted, the Federal Communications Commission would have the power to regulate internet service providers as essential telecommunications utilities.

The Federal Communications Commission will vote next month to start a rulemaking to bring back net neutrality, setting up a likely tussle with the telecom industry and Republicans in Congress.

Heres what you need to know about net neutrality and Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcels proposal to reestablish the FCCs oversight over broadband.

The FCC has turned its attention to net neutrality. The agency aims to designate the internet an essential service, saying broadband isn't a mere luxury.

Newly confirmed FCC commissioner Anna Gomez, who has spent years in the telecom industry, was praised by both consumer advocates and telecom giants alike.

And a new name joins the ranks at No Labels.