FCC won’t vote on Net Neutrality in November
https://techcrunch.com/2017/10/26/fcc-wont-vote-on-net-neutrality-in-november/
The FCC will not be voting this November on the adoption of the “Restoring Internet Freedom” rule that would roll back 2015’s Net Neutrality rules, contrary to recent rumors. In a blog post, Chairman Ajit Pai listed a number of items the commission will be voting on, and the proposed rule isn’t among them.
I’ve contacted the commission to confirm this, but it’s extremely unlikely that it would exclude something that major from its stated plans (not to mention extremely disingenuous). That doesn’t mean important things aren’t on the docket. Here are the items the FCC, now at full strength with five members, will be voting on next month:
FCC won’t vote on Net Neutrality in November
Oct 26, 2017, 11:35pm UTC
https://techcrunch.com/2017/10/26/fcc-wont-vote-on-net-neutrality-in-november/
>The FCC will not be voting this November on the adoption of the “Restoring Internet Freedom” rule that would roll back 2015’s Net Neutrality rules, contrary to recent rumors. In a blog post, Chairman Ajit Pai listed a number of items the commission will be voting on, and the proposed rule isn’t among them.
>I’ve contacted the commission to confirm this, but it’s extremely unlikely that it would exclude something that major from its stated plans (not to mention extremely disingenuous). That doesn’t mean important things aren’t on the docket. Here are the items the FCC, now at full strength with five members, will be voting on next month: