Today, FCC chairman Mark Wheeler unveiled a working set of principles for his proposed plans to regulate ISPs (including mobile ones) under Title II of the 1996 Telecom Act. These providers would be overseen more like a utility, such as landline phones, granting the FCC much broader authority over companies that operate in this space.
Wheeler wants to enact a pretty narrow version of net neutrality under this (proposed) newfound authority, banning "paid prioritization," paid "fast lanes," and arbitrary throttling and blocking not part of reasonable network management.
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Editorial: The FCC's New "Net Neutrality" Rules Will Change Very Little About Wireless Carriers In America was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Editorial: The FCC's New "Net Neutrality" Rules Will Change Very Little About Wireless Carriers In America
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