Wet Machine, August 20, 2008
By Harold Feld

The FCC's Comcast order doesn't solve all the problems of keeping an open Internet, but it is a huge step in the right direction. It has very good First Amendment language, puts a real definition into the "reasonable network management" standard, and creates another positive precedent for future FCC policy or congressional legislation.

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