Net Neutrality Gets New 'Title'

摘要

A group of minority broadcasters is taking a somewhat novel approach in its attempt to help sway the network neutrality debate and keep the open Internet rules in business. With the FCC continuing to hear complaints on the matter, the Minority Media & Telecommunications Council (MMTC) is using a civil rights model to combat what they see as Web discrimination. The model adds yet a different option to the commission's ongoing net neutrality debate, which has been mainly between considerations of Title Ⅰ and Title Ⅱ of the Communications Act. The MMTC prefers inserting a new title into the mix-Title Ⅶ, a part of the Civil Rights Act-and calls out the Equal Opportunity Commission to help get the FCC's new proposed rules enforced.