DC Circuit Gives FCC, DOJ, Supporters Until Oct. 3 to Answer Net Neutrality Appeals
A court gave the FCC, DOJ and allies until Oct. 3 to respond to appeals of a three-judge panel ruling that upheld the commission's net neutrality and broadband reclassification order. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit issued…
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an order (in Pacer) Tuesday granting respondents' unopposed motion for the extension from the previous Sept.12 deadline (see 1608170046). Alamo Broadband, AT&T, CTIA, NCTA, the American Cable Association, USTelecom, CenturyLink and Tech Freedom and other intervenors filed petitions for rehearing the case (USTelecom v. FCC, No. 15-1063) (see 1607290052).