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New York State Telecommunications Association, Inc. et. al. v. James
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2:21-cv-02389
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July 23, 2021
NY AG Preps Fight To Save Low-Cost Broadband Cap
The New York Attorney General's Office is laying the groundwork to challenge the broadband industry's offensive against a currently stayed state law that would cap internet plans at $15 for qualifying low-income households.
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June 11, 2021
NY's $15 Low-Income Internet Law Is Put On Hold
A New York federal judge on Friday blocked the Empire State at least temporarily from enforcing a requirement for internet plans capped at $15 for qualifying low-income households, a plan that had triggered a legal challenge from across the telecom industry.
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April 30, 2021
Broadband Trade Groups Sue NY Over $15 Internet Mandate
Trade associations that represent internet service providers sued the state of New York on Friday, asserting that a new mandate requiring ISPs to offer low-income internet plans capped at $15 each oversteps the state's regulation authority.