Updates | The Week of March 27, 2017

Derek Reinbold // 4/2/17 // Topic Update

The Trump administration has announced plans to overturn the Obama administration’s net neutrality rules (NYT).

The FCC's decision to lift caps on the cost of prison inmates’ intrastate phone calls demonstrates the Administration’s willingness to read the Communications Act anachronistically, contends Daniel Deacon on Take Care.

A bill that would allow internet service providers to market customers' browsing history to third parties, without customer permission, is heading to President Trump's desk (ABA Journal).

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai views the bill favorably.
Glenn Greenwald argues the House vote illustrates the power of telecom giants in Washington at The Intercept.

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