Conn. Panel to Hear Net Neutrality, Anti-Data Caps Bills Next Week
A Connecticut panel will consider bills Tuesday to require net neutrality and stop internet data caps during the pandemic, said an agenda Thursday by the Joint Committee on Energy and Technology. SB-4 would include requiring the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory…
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Authority to enforce net neutrality. SB-990, introduced this week, would ban broadband providers from imposing data caps until the end of the governor’s emergency declaration. It comes as localities and states respond to Comcast data caps (see 2102120068). The panel also plans to weigh broadband bill HB-6442 proposed by Gov. Ned Lamont (D) and SB-922 to require phone companies text customers.