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House Republicans warn Biden FCC against 'unlawful' push for net neutrality - Vimarsana News

House Republicans warn Biden FCC against 'unlawful' push for net neutrality

Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee warned the Federal Communications Commission to drop its effort to reinstate "net neutrality" rules, saying that the measure would run afoul of the law and would constitute regulation of rates charged by internet service providers.

FCC Net Neutrality: Equal Access to Internet, Regulated by the Agency—What to Know - Vimarsana News

FCC Net Neutrality: Equal Access to Internet, Regulated by the Agency—What to Know

FCC is looking for a way to restore net neutrality for equal internet access and service. A new set of rules is now under review for its restoration and return for the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that will re-introduce "Net Neutrality" to the country.

FCC moves to revive Obama-era 'net neutrality' - Vimarsana News

FCC moves to revive Obama-era 'net neutrality'

The Federal Communications Commission is set to try to reinstate the controversial policy known as net neutrality, setting up a heated debate about the future of the internet.

Gigi Sohn Says FCC Can Act on Net Neutrality Despite Ruling - Vimarsana News

Gigi Sohn Says FCC Can Act on Net Neutrality Despite Ruling

In her third confirmation Tuesday, Gigi Sohn said she believes the FCC still has the authority to act on net neutrality if Congress doesn't.

Appeals Court Rejects ISP Petition on California's Net Neutrality Law - Vimarsana News

Appeals Court Rejects ISP Petition on California's Net Neutrality Law

A California net neutrality law will stand, a U.S. Court of Appeals ruled on Wednesday, handing ISPs another defeat.