FCC Chief to Roil the Capital With Net Neutrality Rollback
- Ajit Pai prepares to speak on Obama-era open internet rule
- Author of 67-page dissent launches counterattack two years on
FCC's Pai Says Net Neutrality Rules Cause Uncertainty
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When the U.S. Federal Communications Commission voted two years ago to impose net neutrality regulations over internet service providers, Ajit Pai was in the Republican minority and issued a 67-page dissent.
Pai is now chairman of the agency and about to begin the counterattack he’s long anticipated, moving to end the FCC’s strong legal authority over broadband providers and sparking a debate that pits old-line telecom companies against Silicon Valley upstarts.