The 400-page net neutrality order released by the US Federal Communications Commission on Thursday, includes a long legal defense of the commission’s vote last month to reclassify broadband as a regulated telecommunications service.
The order, released Thursday in the wake of the commission’s vote to approve net neutrality rules in late February, establishes “clear and enforceable rules” to protect consumers, an FCC official said.
While the order is long, the actual changes to the Code of Federal Regulations that the FCC approved amount to eight pages, running from pages 283 to 290 in Appendix A of the order: See all 400 pages here https://www.scribd.com/doc/258494173/FCC-15-24A1
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