NetCompetition Sides With Hill Republicans on Early Release of Net Neutrality Order
NetCompetition wants the FCC to release its draft net neutrality order Feb. 5, weeks ahead of the Feb. 26 agency vote where it’s expected to be made public. Scott Cleland, chairman of the ISP industry-funded group, backed three GOP lawmakers…
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who pressed the agency last week to make the order public early (see 1501230061). “The FCC’s congressional overseers are right and wise to ask the FCC to make their proposed Open Internet Order available to the public three weeks prior to their scheduled February 26th vote,” Cleland said in a Friday statement.