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Appeals court upholds California’s right to enforce its net neutrality law while the FCC remains at a standstill

on January 29, 2022

“Today’s ruling by the Ninth Circuit is a big win for Californians and a free and open internet,” Stanford Center for Internet and Society Director Barbara van Schewick said in a statement. “It means California can continue to enforce its net neutrality law and protect Californians against unfair practices by the companies they pay to get online.”

Date Published:01/28/2022
Original Publication:CNBC

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