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Court Drives FCC Towards Nuclear Option to Regulate BroadbandBy Ryan SingelWired Apr. 07, 2010 |
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 A federal appeals court all but told the FCC Tuesday that it has no power to regulate the internet, putting large chunks of the much-lauded national broadband plan at risk. And the FCC has only itself to blame. Full Story 
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