Today's Regulatory Mix: DOJ Drops Challenge to California's Net Neutrality Rules, PG&E Sells Its License Agreements
DOJ Drops Challenge to California’s Net Neutrality Rules
On Monday, the Justice Department dropped its 2018 lawsuit challenging California’s state net neutrality rules. The litigation was initiated when California adopted its own net neutrality rules following the FCC’s 2017 repeal of federal regulations prohibiting internet service providers from speed throttling, site and app blocking, and paid fast lanes.
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