Broadband Updates, Net Neutrality
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
New York City Council To Consider FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules
By the Staff of BroadbandCensus.com
The New York City Council Committee on Technology in Government plans to hold a public hearing to consider the Federal Communications Commission’s proposed rules to regulate Internet access. The hearing will examine so-called Net Neutrality or open Internet principles and whether they “would effectively obtain the goal of maintaining a free and open Internet.”
The council will also consider a resolution that asks the FCC and Congress to go forward with Net Neutrality regulations. The council said it plans to draft a letter to the FCC on the issue of net neutrality with citywide input.
Tagged with: FCC, New York City (NY) broadband, New York City Council Committee on Technology in Government
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If one follows the link above, one finds information about a resolution that was considered in 2007. Is this current, or is it old news?
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