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This would give the FCC the legal freedom to lay down net neutrality laws.
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Congress must pass legislation to give the FCC the authority to conduct the incentive auctions.
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But Rockefeller isn't ready to introduce legislation that would give the FCC that power, he said.
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Congress wisely gave the FCC the power to update its rules to keep pace with innovation.
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Language in the new proposal would give the FCC significantly less authority to oversee the web.
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The bill gives the FCC the authority to regulate scanner receivers and to impose penalties for violations.
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They will also give the FCC the power to police conduct by broadband providers on a case-by-case basis.
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Congress gave the FCC the ability to forbear some regulations 17 years ago, noted FCC General Counsel Austin Schlick.
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It also gives the FCC power to oversee retransmission consent deals to ensure the negotiations are in good faith.
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That classification gave the FCC the legal authority to say something to the carriers about treating internet traffic fairly.
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The federal court striking down the FCC's net neutrality rules gave the FCC regulatory tools to enable more broadband competition.
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Approving an auction without giving the FCC the flexibility to run it as it sees fit would not make sense.
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But the judges did affirm the agency's authority to regulate broadband, giving the FCC new legal opportunity to rewrite the rules.
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It would also eliminate the internet conduct standard that gives the FCC broad discretion to bar ISP practices it deems improper.
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One would be for Congress to give the FCC explicit permission to impose net neutrality rules without resorting to Title II classification.
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As consumer advocates argue that a stronger regulatory approach would give the FCC proper legal cover, some observers believe the ISPs could prevail.