An Ohio Federal Appeals Court on Friday granted a motion to stay the FCC’s May 2024 decision that once again places broadband connectivity under Title II classification, a decision that gives three arbiters “sufficient opportunity” to consider the merits of the request.
As such, “net neutrality” has been neutered — at least for three weeks. That said, the recent Loper Bright Supreme Court decision could make this fight the first of potentially many against the Rosenworcel Commission.
