Big Win for Open Internet as Court Upholds California Net Neutrality Law

The court rejected an industry challenge that sought to prevent the state from implementing protections enacted in the wake of the Trump administration's gutting of federal open-internet rules.

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U.S. Court of Appeals Denies ISPs' Attempt to Block California’s Landmark Net Neutrality Law

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Big Win for Open Internet as Court Upholds California Net Neutrality Law

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