Statehouses Are the New Arena in the Battle for Net Neutrality

In the wake of the FCC's vote to repeal Net Neutrality last December, lawmakers across the United States are looking at executive orders and bills that limit ISPs' ability to flout Net Neutrality principles. A consortium of public-interest groups including Free Press report that at least 14 states have signed or introduced orders and bills seeking to enforce Net Neutrality, while seven states are considering them.

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FCC Restores Net Neutrality Protections

“We’ve been fighting for this moment since well before the Trump FCC threw out strong Title II rules in 2017,” said Free Press Co-CEO Craig Aaron.
Here's How the TikTok Ban Will Likely Play Out in the Courts

Free Press Action’s Jenna Ruddock said that a law targeting one platform violates the First Amendment and limits “essential spaces for people to connect and communicate.”
After a Years-Long Pause, the FCC Resurrects Net Neutrality, a Boon to Consumers

The FCC’s initiative reclaims the agency’s authority over broadband in ways that “safeguard national security, advance public safety, protect consumers and facilitate broadband deployment.” .

FCC Restores Net Neutrality Protections

Here's How the TikTok Ban Will Likely Play Out in the Courts

After a Years-Long Pause, the FCC Resurrects Net Neutrality, a Boon to Consumers