Testimony preview: McDowell on network neutrality


Source: Hill, The
Author: Sara Jerome
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House Judiciary Committee, Independence Avenue and South Capitol Street Rayburn House Office Building -- 2141, Washington, DC, 20003, United States

Republican Federal Communications Commissioner Robert McDowell will testify at a network neutrality hearing on May 5 that existing antitrust laws are sufficient to prevent abuses by service providers.

Commissioner McDowell will argue that:

  • Nothing is broken in the broadband Internet access market that needs fixing;
  • Congress never gave the FCC the legal authority to act as it did;
  • The order is likely to cause more harm than good; and
  • Sufficient antitrust and consumer protection laws exist to prevent and cure any of the contemplated harms outlined in the order.

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