Today, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to place massive “net neutrality” restrictions on America’s Internet providers, in the process redefining them as public utilities.

If the decision stands, it would be a significant blow for the Internet and for its users.  The issue is far from settled, however:  the FCC’s rules will almost certainly be subject to review in the courts, where their fate is uncertain.   Moreover, Congress– the constitutionally-charged body for lawmaking–may also have its say.

FCC Votes Against Innovation: Net Neutrality Debate Now Moves to Courts and Congress