“The Open Internet Order: Preserving and Protecting the Internet for All Americans – The Commission has released the full and final text of the Open Internet Order, which will preserve and  protect the Internet as a platform for innovation, expression and economic growth. An Open Internet  means consumers can go where they want, when they want. It means innovators can develop products  and services without asking for permission. It means consumers will demand more and better  broadband as they enjoy new Internet services, applications and content.

Separating Fact from Fiction

The Order uses every tool in the Commission’s toolbox to make sure the Internet stays fair, fast and  open for all Americans, while ensuring investment and innovation can flourish. We encourage the public  to read the Order, which reflects the input of millions of Americans and allows everyone to separate  myths from fact, such as:
Myth: This is utility-style regulation.

Fact: The Order takes a modernized approach to Title II, tailored for the 21st Century.

There is no “utility-style” regulation. The Order bars the kinds of tariffing, rate regulation, unbundling requirements and administrative burdens that are the hallmarks of traditional utility  regulation. No broadband provider will need to get the FCC’s approval before offering any price,  product or plan. (paragraphs 37-38, 417, 451-452, 497-505)
Myth: The FCC plans to set broadband rates and regulate retail prices in response to consumer  complaints…