Industry Urges 2nd Circuit to Reject NY $15 Broadband Law
State regulation of interstate broadband rates is unlawful, said ISP groups in a Wednesday brief at the 2nd Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in case 21-1975. The court should affirm a lower court’s rejection of New York’s law requiring $15…
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monthly plans (see 2107230044), said CTIA, NTCA, USTelecom, ACA Connects, the Satellite Broadcasting and Communications Association and the New York State Telecommunications Association. New York’s law conflicts with the FCC’s 2018 net neutrality order and “intrudes on an exclusively federal field,” said the industry groups: Multiple federal programs and voluntary industry services give New Yorkers many affordable broadband options.