New York S10414 regulates Internet service providers, mandates Internet neutrality, and restricts equipment placement on utility poles.
New York S10414 amends the public service law to place Internet service providers under regulatory control by the Public Service Commission. It mandates Internet neutrality, prohibiting providers from blocking lawful content, discriminating based on source or destination, or engaging in practices that undermine neutrality. The bill also restricts providers from placing equipment on utility poles unless they comply with Internet neutrality provisions.
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