Title II

Rick Boucher, IIA

This week (Feb. 26) marks the anniversary of FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler’s move to treat high-speed internet service like old-style, monopoly-era telephone service

Rick Boucher, IIA

Capital Letters

2015 ruling caused a great deal of uncertainty among carriers

markey

Takes to Senate floor to rail against Big Cable, joined by Sens. Wyden, Cantwell

Capitol Hill

Said it is time to roll up sleeves and get 'er done

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Arizona

Activists blast Arizona Democrat for seeking net neutrality compromise

Member Exclusive

Fred Campbell, TechKnowledge

Zero-sum wrangling over Title II is a recipe for regulatory stalemate

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House passage likely next week, but Senate is another story

U.S. Capitol

Heads to House for vote next week

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Dems pledge fast track for Save the Internet Act

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Said legislation mandating enforceable rules can clear up cloudy issue

Said carriers will otherwise have power to censor, favor speech, services

FCC building day

Said it will help with battle against blocking robocallers

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Pai praises work of Justice Department

Nancy Pelosi

Activists say 'loopholes' benefiting ISPs are creeping in

FCC submits enhanced transparency estimates to OMB, Federal Register

Signals it's part and parcel of public, open process

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The Internet Association--whose members include Amazon, Facebook, Google and Twitter--has petitioned the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to allow it to intervene on behalf of challenges filed by others to the rules.

IA asks Court to let it intervene in support of FCC

Files petition to intervene in case

Exec director Furniss says rule rollback should not stand

Markey and company still looking for one more vote

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Cable Operators

Former FCC chief joined organization in 2011