Energy & Commerce Committee Votes to Repeal FCC's Open Internet Rules
The House Energy and Commerce Committee voted to overturn the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Open Internet rules.
On March 11, the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology started the repeal process in action by introducing and passing a bill disapproving of the FCC's rule — using a rarely utilized procedure under the Congressional Review Act.
The House of Representatives will now debate the Open Internet rules on the floor and vote whether or not to repeal them.
CWA and Speed Matters support the FCC's Open Internet rules and oppose congressional action that would overturn the agency's policy.
House Committee Passes Resolution to Nullify Open Internet Rules (Broadband Breakfast)
House Telecom Subcommittee Votes to Overturn FCC's Net Neutrality Rules (Speed Matters)
CWA Opposes Efforts To End Open Internet; House Actions Jeopardize 21st Century Infrastructure
TCGplayer workers rally for livable wages and launch a report on poverty-level wages at the eBay subsidiary
Apple retail workers in Oklahoma City win first collective contract with CWA
Labor and public interest groups defend FCC's broadcast ownership rules promoting competition, diversity, and localism on air