Just days after California Governor Jerry Brown signed a statewide net neutrality bill into law, four telecoms industry organizations have filed a lawsuit against the state, claiming that the legislature does not have the authority to overrule the FCC's decisions. The lawsuit was filed by the CTIA, a trade group representing the wireless industry; the NCTA, a cable industry lobbyist; USTelecom, which represents internet providers, and the ACA, which represents smaller cable companies. Between th...
Just days after California Governor Jerry Brown signed a statewide net neutrality bill into law, four telecoms industry organizations have filed a lawsuit against the state, claiming that the legislature does not have the authority to overrule the FCC's decisions. The lawsuit was filed by the CTIA, a trade group representing the wireless industry; the NCTA, a cable industry lobbyist; USTelecom, which represents internet providers, and the ACA, which represents smaller cable companies. Between th...
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