Mobile Should Have Different Net Neutrality Rules, CTIA Says
The FCC should adopt a “mobile-specific, Title I approach” to net neutrality rules, CTIA officials said in a meeting with Wireless Bureau Chief Roger Sherman. CTIA emphasized the level of competition in the wireless industry and the challenges of providing…
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mobile versus fixed broadband, said an ex parte filing posted Tuesday in docket 14-28. “Wireless is different and the Commission was correct in 2010 in its decision not to subject mobile broadband to the same requirements as wireline broadband,” CTIA said. “Any additional rules that apply to wireless must take into account the unique competitive and technical attributes of wireless service and avoid impeding the differentiated offerings and choices mobile consumers enjoy today.”