From News.com:
The Federal Communications Commission said Thursday that it will study whether stronger language is necessary in its policy on protecting Net neutrality, but consumer groups and Democratic commissioners criticized the move for not being bold enough.
At its monthly open meeting in Washington D.C., the FCC voted to issue a notice of inquiry on “broadband industry practices” that will include a discussion of an open Internet. A notice of inquiry allows people to file public comments about a particular issue.