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It's kinda depressing that if the FCC acted to rein in the companies that have the lowest levels of customer satisfaction in the country, conventional wisdom is
by mullingitover 13y ago
It's kinda depressing that if the FCC acted to rein in the companies that have the lowest levels of customer satisfaction in the country, conventional wisdom is that it would be immediately thwarted by Congress. The same Congress which was elected by those same dissatisfied customers.
- wtallis 13y agoWhat's the Congressional action that's feared here? I thought that the FCC merely has to classify ISPs as telecommunications services in order to impose Net Neutrality with authority they already have under existing law, and that their attempts to impose Net Neutrality without that reclassification are what's getting shot down, but shot down by the courts, not Congress. Is there something Congress could do to block or reverse the reclassification in a manner not subject to Presidential veto?