FCC reinstates net neutrality rules to protect consumer rights

CNN April 26, 2024, 12:00 AM UTC

Summary: The US government reinstated net neutrality rules, banning ISPs like AT&T and Comcast from manipulating internet speeds. The FCC's 3-2 vote reasserts authority over broadband, aiming to protect consumer rights and prevent content manipulation. The broadband industry may challenge the rules in court. The FCC's move could impact future regulations and set a precedent for federal executive authority.

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    FCC reinstates net neutrality rules, ensuring equal internet access (The Associated Press)
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    FCC restores net neutrality regulations to prevent service degradation (The New York Times)
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  3. [4.7]
    FCC reinstates net neutrality regulations to ensure fair internet access (Deadline)
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  4. [5.0]
    FCC to restore net neutrality under Title II oversight (The Verge)
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