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Federal Appeals Court partially strikes down FCC's net-neutrality rules

( January 15, 2014, 17:18 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit on Tuesday partially struck down the 2010 FCC rules that ensure content providers get equal access to the Internet. In a case brought by Verizon challenging the rules, the court found the FCC can regulate broadly how Internet broadband companies treat content providers. But the commission has classified broadband providers so they're exempt from treatment as common carriers, and the Communications Act therefore prohibits the providers from being regulated as such, the court said.  See the attached document....

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