The US National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) has filed its contribution to the Net Neutrality debate with the FCC. It said that the FCC should not expand and codify its network neutrality rules at all, but if it does, it should apply them only to a “clearly defined broadband Internet access service” and not a managed service, which is not delivered via the public Internet.

The NCTA also argues against the ‘Google / AT&T compromise’, saying it is “arbitrary and capricious” to apply rules to wired ISPS while exempting wireless gateways.

Other posts by :

1. Musk delays Moon landing until 2027
2. Hughes Satellite facing cash crunch
3. Major banks support AST SpaceMobile
4. Fitch downgrades DirecTV debt
5. BBC: You’ll miss me when I’m gone
6. Some new US Starlink subs face $1,000 start-up fee
7. Project Kuiper beating OneWeb
8. OQ Tech gets Luxembourg 5G-by-Sat concession
9. Roskosmos: Heads roll, launch project scrapped

Categories: Articles, Broadband, Regulation