i2Coalition articles and news updates regarding changes to United States Internet or technology polices.
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK In January Congress will return to Washington facing a heavy, time-sensitive workload. In late December, despite delaying the start of their holiday break to continue negotiations, Senators were unable to agree on a framework for an FY 2024 supplemental funding package to provide aid to Ukraine […]
Announcements, Open Internet, US Policy
Net Neutrality
The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is seeking to reestablish its authority over broadband Internet access service by classifying it as a telecommunications service under Title II of the Communications Act of 1934. The i2Coalition collaborated with its member companies to draft a comment advising the Commission to clarify that VPNs, CDNs, web hosting, […]
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK Congress avoided a federal government shutdown by passing a Continuing Resolution (CR) in mid-November to extend funding temporarily until early 2024, which President Biden quickly signed into law. The CR was “laddered” to extend funding until January 19 in four areas (Agriculture, Energy-Water, Military Construction, and […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK On Oct. 25, Republicans in the U.S. House unanimously elected Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) to be the next Speaker following 22 days of intra-party conflict, several failed nominees, and uncertainty during which no House legislative business could proceed. A small group of conservative Republican members dissatisfied […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK The House and Senate returned to Washington, D.C. in September and resumed negotiations on stopgap legislation that would keep the federal government funded and avoid a shutdown on October 1. Lack of bicameral, bipartisan agreement and progress on that legislation by mid-month forced federal government departments […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK The Senate returns to work in Washington, D.C., on September 6, and the House will be back in session on September 12. This schedule leaves only a few weeks for Congress to pass legislation to keep the federal government funded and operating past September 30 when […]
