Cellphone regulations are a workable model for the Internet

[Commentary] Mobile phone services have been regulated as common carrier services by the Federal Communications Commission for decades. It's indisputable that the application of Title II regulation to mobile phone services has not inhibited either investment or innovation. That is why this is the model the FCC should apply to broadband Internet services. It's tried and it's true.

[Tuthill teaches telecommunications, broadcast and Internet law at the UC Berkeley School of Law]