Net neutrality law to take effect in California after judge deals blow to telecom industry
2/24/21
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from The Washington Post,
2/23/21:
Decision could open the door for other states to pass open-Internet rules the Trump administration opposed
California may soon begin enforcing its first-in-the-nation net neutrality law after a federal judge on Tuesday ruled against broadband providers that had sought to scuttle the state’s open-Internet safeguards.
The ruling amounts to a major victory for advocates of rules that require AT&T, Comcast, Verizon and other telecom giants to treat all Web traffic equally, potentially setting the stage for states nationwide to follow California’s lead and adopt tough new protections of their own.
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