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Net neutrality is no longer needed due to the battle to regulate ISPs
A US federal appeals court ruled in favour of the Federal Communications Commissioners (FCC) in its effort to revive the “net neutrality” rules. The court said the internet should be “fast, open and fair”. “Consumers across the US have told us…that they want an internet that’s fast, open, and fair,” FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said.
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Net Neutrality is ending in a bad way
A US federal appeals court has rejected the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)’s attempt to enforce net neutrality rules on internet service providers (ISPs). The three-judge panel found that the FCC does not have the authority to impose net neutrality rules on internet service providers. It was the first time a three-judge panel struck down a…
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Net neutrality is back in the U.S
US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Commissioner Brendan Carr said the new Net Neutrality rules are now “essential services”. He added that consumers benefitted from faster speeds and lower prices since the repeal of the net neutrality rules. He further said broadband is now an “essential” service, however, there are some basic oversights.