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Net-Neutrality Plan to Put FCC in a Thicket It Has Avoided

on May 13, 2014

"Stanford Law professor Barbara Van Schewick said the FCC can't ban paid deals without reclassifying broadband. If the agency chooses to follow Mr. Wheeler's plan, she said, it must allow broadband providers to strike the deals with content companies to enforce the no-blocking rule."

Date Published:05/13/2014
Original Publication:Wall Street Journal

Published in: Press , Network Neutrality , Architecture and Public Policy