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D.C. Court of Appeals Dismisses Net Neutrality Challenge, For Now
A challenge to the FCC's net neutrality regulations by two telecommunications companies has been thrown out of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia as premature.
Verizon Communications Inc. and MetroPCS Communications claimed that the FCC did not have the authority to impose net neutrality rules under the Telecommunications Act of 1996. The appeals were thrown out when the court found the companies' lawsuits premature, as the rules in question hadn't yet been published in the Federal Register. Both Verizon and MetroPCS are expected to refile.
D.C. Circuit Throws Out Net Neutrality Challenges (Legal Times)
CWA members oppose AT&T’s attempts to stop serving rural and low-income communities in California
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CWA members oppose AT&T’s attempts to stop serving rural and low-income communities in California
CWA members oppose AT&T’s attempts to stop serving rural and low-income communities in California
CWA urges FCC to deny industry attempts to loosen pole attachment standards
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CWA urges FCC to deny industry attempts to loosen pole attachment standards
CWA urges FCC to deny industry attempts to loosen pole attachment standards
CWA District 6 reaches agreement with AT&T Mobility
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CWA District 6 reaches agreement with AT&T Mobility
CWA District 6 reaches agreement with AT&T Mobility