Not to argue your point (which is 100% right IMHO), but this decision is pretty right on the merits.
They refused to classify the providers in a way that gave them express statutory authority to promulgate these regulations, and the court called them on it.
I want to see this happen, but the right way is for the FCC to stop pussyfooting around and classify them as common carriers, which they are, so it can regulate them as such.
They refused to classify the providers in a way that gave them express statutory authority to promulgate these regulations, and the court called them on it.
I want to see this happen, but the right way is for the FCC to stop pussyfooting around and classify them as common carriers, which they are, so it can regulate them as such.
They are just afraid of the political whining.