On the recordJanuary 20, 2015
The proposal carries an enormous bias against enforcement, which in turn doesn't give consumers a leg to stand on.
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congress.govThe proposal carries an enormous bias against enforcement, which in turn doesn't give consumers a leg to stand on.
Eshoo argues the proposal weakens consumer protections regarding Internet access.
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