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Net Neutrality

Pending appeal of a case in the Ninth Circuit, a federal court in Vermont stayed a case brought by a coalition of groups representing internet service providers that are challenging Vermont’s net neutrality rules.

/ May 3, 2021
A router and internet switch are displayed in East Derry, N.H., on June 19, 2018. Net neutrality traces back to an engineering maxim called the “end-to-end principle,” a self-regulating network that put control in the hands of end users rather than a central authority. Traditional cable-TV services, for instance, required special equipment and controlled what channels are shown on TV. With an end-to-end network like the internet, the types of equipment, apps, articles and video services permitted are limited only to imagination. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa, File)

BURLINGTON, Vt. — Pending appeal of a case in the Ninth Circuit, a federal court in Vermont stayed a case brought by a coalition of groups representing internet service providers that are challenging Vermont’s net neutrality rules.

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