FCC sets vote to repeal Obama-era net neutrality rule

Published November 21, 2017 5:26pm ET



The Federal Communications Commission will vote next month to repeal its net neutrality rules, chairman Ajit Pai said Tuesday.

The vote, set for December 14, would repeal rules from the Obama administration that prohibit a network owner from stopping, slowing or interfering with the flow of web traffic, and require Internet providers to treat all content provided by big or small companies equally for consumers.

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