Tony Romm
Senior Editor, Policy and Politics
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Tech and telecom go to war as the FCC closes its comment window on a proposed net neutrality repeal.
A federal judge has limited the information the Labor Department can request as part of its investigation.
Rep. David Cicilline, the leading Democrat on the House’s antitrust committee, is asking for a hearing.
The decision to terminate the deal comes after the U.S. government voted to challenge it.
Organizers say they reached more than 10 million users, but some of the largest tech companies seemed to hold back.
Higher Ground Labs, which will add Obama aide Ron Klain as chairman, will announce the first crop of campaign-tech companies it plans to support.
After 15 years of debate, Congress is no closer to a solution to net neutrality rules.
Their so-called “day of action” targets the FCC, where Chairman Pai already has the votes to kill the current rules.
A challenge by the U.S. government has the company evaluating its next steps, CEO Nigel Eccles told Recode.
In ads, AT&T will stress it supports an open internet, just not the U.S. government’s current rules for enforcing it.
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