Newsroom / Press Release

Title II "Net Neutrality" Broadband Rules Would Breach Major Questions Doctrine

Former Obama Administration Solicitors General identify legal barrier to utility regulation of the internet and suggest alternate paths for net neutrality.

A new report by Donald B. Verrilli, Jr. and Ian Heath Gershengorn.

PRESS CONTACTS

Please direct all media inquiries to:

Brian Dietz
Senior Vice President Strategic Communications
[email protected]

Joy Sims
Vice President
Strategic Communications

[email protected]
Phone: 202-222-2350

GET UPDATES

Sign up for our latest articles, stats, weekly round-ups, exclusive insights, and more.

Latest News

Explore our exclusive articles and multimedia.

Visit Newsroom

An Expert’s Insight Into CBRS

Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) has been the basis of many innovative broadband solutions, and a model that should be...

WATCH: NCTA’s Michael Powell on the Future of Broadband, Video, and Wireless

Insights from Comcast’s ‘Policy Questions With’ series on competition, convergence, and the future of connectivity....

Broadband Stats: Saving Money, Preventing Emissions

On Earth Day, here's a few ways the cable broadband industry is preventing emissions and saving consumers money....

America’s Expanding Broadband Networks: The West Pt. 3

America's cable broadband providers continue to be hard at work extending their networks to every community across the country....

The Importance of Protecting Critical Communications Infrastructure

New report highlights the scale of the threats posed to vital communications networks....

Broadband Stats: An American Industry

Broaband networks are built in and service American communities, while supporting direct jobs and facilitating the modern workforce....

New Study Shows Wi-Fi’s Growing Role in U.S. Job Creation

Wi-Fi is set to generate 21 million U.S. jobs by 2032, highlighting its growing economic impact....

“Every Last Mile” Continues to Win Awards

The documentary showcases crews hard at work in the field laying broadband infrastructure in extreme and rural conditions....
Visit Newsroom

The Internet & Television Association

NCTA – The Internet & Television Association

25 Massachusetts Avenue, NW - Suite 100 | Washington, DC 20001

(202) 222-2300 | [email protected]

WHAT WE DO

Internet for Everyone
Dynamic Networks
Smart Policies
TV Transformed

WHO WE ARE

About NCTA
Membership
NCTA Foundation

GET UPDATES

Sign up for our latest articles, stats, weekly round-ups, exclusive insights, and more.

© NCTA – The Internet & Television Association | Privacy Policy