The New York Times reported that "Members of Congress are
expected to introduce net neutrality laws this year that would
create nationwide rules, overriding whatever states have
adopted." The February 1, 2019 article entitled "Net Neutrality Repeal at Stake as
Key Court Case Starts" presented these comments about the
hearing before the "the United States Court of Appeals for the
District of Columbia Circuit,...":
The plaintiffs in the suit, led
by the internet company Mozilla and supported by 22 state attorneys
general, say the commission lacked a sound legal reason for
scrapping the regulations.
The government was expected to
argue that the rules were repealed because of the burden they
imposed on broadband providers like Verizon and Comcast.
