Judges May Strike Down FCC's Net Neutrality Rules

A federal court appears ready to side with Verizon and strike down at least part of the Federal Communications Commission's net-neutrality regulations. At an oral argument, two of the three judges on a panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals indicated that they believe the FCC lacks the authority to prohibit Internet service providers from discriminating against websites.

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