Lawmakers Seek Bipartisan Replacement for Net Neutrality Rules

Lawmakers are signaling the possibility of a bipartisan bill to replace the Obama-era net neutrality rules repealed in 2017 by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), though broad disagreement between the parties appears to remain an obstacle. Top Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee suggested during a hearing that they were open to working with Republicans on open Internet legislation.

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