Net neutrality foes work to get the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in and settle the matter of network neutrality, perhaps the most contentious issue in technology policy over the last decade.
It is certainly possible, because opponents of the policy advanced by the Federal Communications Commission aren’t conceding the fight after their recent legal setback.
Last week, U.S. Telecom, CTIA and other trade organizations and allied groups appealed to a federal appeals court to rehear the case in a proceeding that would involve all active judges, not just the three-judge panel that upheld the FCC’s open Internet order in June by a 2-1 split.
