Net neutrality backers argue that rules are needed to prevent internet service providers from blocking websites on grounds of competition.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks during an event to announce net neutrality protections legislation in the Rayburn Room of the US Capitol in Washington, DC.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, flanked by Democrats from both the Senate and House, told a news conference the measure would seek to “stop unjust, discriminatory practices” of broadband firms.Net neutrality backers argue that clear rules are needed to prevent internet service providers from blocking or throttling services or websites for competitive reasons.
The Federal Communications Commission in 2017, headed by President Donald Trump’s appointee Ajit Pai, adopted on 3-2 vote rules ending neutrality protections.
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