Cable giants, ISPs, telcos end legal fight against California's net neutrality law

California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Wednesday welcomed the decision by a group of telecom and cable industry associations to abandon their legal challenge of the US state's net neutrality law SB822. "My office has fought for years to ensure that internet service providers can't interfere with or limit what Californians do …

[ITS Retired]

What happened to State Rights over riding Federal law?

Only if you can't get your way with the state, apparently.

[Anonymous Coward]

If they want it so badly, end their monopolies.

Let them compete on a level playing field

[Apprentice Human]

I'll believe it when I see it.

FCC fully staffed and a majority of the board being Democrats: I'll believe it when I see it.

Transparency in pricing: I'll believe it when I see it.

Competition between incumbent ISPs: I'll believe it when I see it.

etc....

[Anonymous Coward]

Maybe they should try a “religious freedom” argument with the Supreme Court?

Seems to be all the rage these days. Pass the envelope to Mr. Alito or buy Brett K. another beer.

[Pascal Monett]

"an affordable, national fixed broadband option for about $10 per month"

What ? But that's socialism ! Restricting industry !

We can't have that !