A U.S. federal appeals court ruling determined that the FCC does not have the authority to impose this concept on ISPs. Big tech lost the fight with communications service providers. Impact on Europe.

The principle of net neutrality suffered a major setback in the United States following a ruling by a federal appeals court on January 2. The court determined that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) lacks the authority to impose net neutrality rules on Internet Service Providers (ISPs).

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Net neutrality is once again under debate

A U.S. federal appeals court ruling determined that the FCC does not have the authority to impose this concept on ISPs. Big tech lost the fight with communications service providers. Impact on Europe.

MORE ANALYSIS

ICT sector awaits details of infrastructure plan

The framework covers: mobile access networks in uncovered areas; a neutral wholesale network; and funding/support for ICT service providers.

Debate on controversial bill to reform Telecommunications Law could take months

MTC submits requirements to participate in spectrum tender in 3.5 GHz band.

Clarifications on the FFSU, Telecom-Telefónica and Arsat in Francos' report to the Chamber of Deputies

The Chief of Staff of the Argentine Government presented before members of the Lower House of the National Congress on various topics. Convergencia recaps the items related to telecommunications and ICT.

Ruling against Google over its advertising business, new blow to Big Tech.

This follows a ruling of last year against its monopoly in the search engine case and another that begins this week. Google will appeal the ruling, but has not ruled out moves to satisfy the demands of the US Executive Branch and European regulators.

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