Updates | The Week of May 29, 2017

In its effort to undo net neutrality rules, the FCC is now arguing that it should redefine broadband as an information service rather than a telecommunications service (Ars Technica).

The Federal Communication Commission’s plans to reverse Obama-era “net neutrality” regulations may jeopardize developments in medical technology such as telemedicine and electronic health records, argue Mark Gaynor, Leslie Lenert, Kristin Wilson, and Scott Bradner in HealthAffairs Blog.

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