FCC sued over net neutrality rules

A telecom trade group and a Texas-based broadband provider have sued the Federal Communications Commission charging that it exceeded its authority in establishing net neutrality rules.

USTelecom and Alamo Broadband filed separate suits claiming the agency acted beyond its authority in passing rules to reglate the Internet like a public utility, according to USA Today.

AT&T and Verizon are among the members of the telecom broadband group.

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