12 days ago | By NY Times

A federal judge's ruling can allow the state to go ahead with its law while a lawsuit works its way through the courts.
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Net neutrality ruling in California opens the door for better internet

12 days ago | By Android Central

Power outages in Texas shined a new light on the internet situation in the U.S.
What you need to know
California is now free to enforce its net neutrality law that it tried to enact in 2018 to counter the Trump administration.
This would make California the first state to enforce its own net neutrality law in the U.S.
The move could open the door for other states to do the same if the FCC doesn't act first.
Net neutrality has just scored a major win thanks to a recent federal ruling against the injunction to block the California Internet Consumer Protection and Net Neutrality Act of 2018...
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California's net neutrality law allowed to take effect after judge's ruling - CNET

12 days ago | By CNET

Broadband trade groups sued to block the law, considered stricter than previous federal rules.
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California can finally enforce its landmark net neutrality law, judge rules

12 days ago | By The Verge

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Net neutrality died a horrible death in 2017, but things have just turned around: California's landmark net neutrality law - erected in 2018 but immediately blocked by lawsuits from Trump's Department of Justice and the telecom industry - can finally be enforced.
That's the verdict from Judge John Mendez today, who declined to grant the telecom industry the preliminary injunction it had requested. The case might not be over, but the law can go into effect - and the judge doesn't think the telecom industry is likely to win.
According to MLEx...
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