Regulatory

Broadband Regulation

The FTTH Council has urged the FCC not to adopt of a principle of non-discrimination in the transmission of content over the Internet. In addition, the Council actively advocates for the removal of regulatory barriers to further deployment of all-fiber networks.

News

FTTH Council Weighs In Against Proposed New Regulations on Broadband Service Providers

Aug 4, 2010 — (WASHINGTON) - In comments filed today in the Federal Communications Commission's "Third Way... Read More >>

FTTH Council Calls on FCC to Allow "Reasonable Network Management Practices"

Jan 14, 2010 — WASHINGTON - Should the Federal Commission decide to adopt so-called "net neutrality"... Read More >>

No Need for 'Network Neutrality' Regulation, FTTH Council Tells Commission

Jun 15, 2007 — June 15, 2007 - Washington, DC – In comments filed today with the Federal Communications... Read More >>

Resources

Reply Comments of FTTH Council on FCC's Broadband Reclassification, or "Third Way," Proposal

Aug 4, 2010 — In comments filed in the Federal Communications Commission's "Third Way" or... Read More >>

FTTH Comments to FCC on Proposed Open Internet Regulations

Jan 14, 2010 — Should the Federal Commission decide to adopt so-called “net neutrality” rules, it is... Read More >>