Barbara van Schewick
Colleges / Universities: Stanford University
Colleges / Universities: Stanford University
Colleges / Universities: University of Pennsylvania
Colleges / Universities: University of Pennsylvania
van Schewick, B. (2022, May 6). Fast Company. https://www.fastcompany.com/90749582/big-isps-finally-gave-up-on-blocking-californias-landmark-network-neutrality-law“While California has been free to enforce its net neutrality law for over a year, today removes any doubt that the state has the right to protect its economy and democratic discourse from the whims of large phone and cable companies.”
Director, Stanford Center for Internet and Society
M. Elizabeth Magill Professor of Law and Professor by courtesy of Electrical Engineering
Stanford Law School
Stanford University
van Schewick, B. (2022, January 28). CNBC. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/28/appeals-court-upholds-californias-right-to-enforce-net-neutrality-law.html“Today’s ruling means California can continue to enforce its net neutrality law and protect Californians against unfair practices by the companies they pay to get online.”
Director, Stanford Center for Internet and Society
M. Elizabeth Magill Professor of Law and Professor by courtesy of Electrical Engineering
Stanford Law School
Stanford University
van Schewick, B. (2021, March 17). Bloomberg. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-17/hbo-max-viewing-will-start-counting-against-at-t-data-limits“People should be free to choose which videos they want to watch -- whether that’s Netflix, Twitch or their local church’s Sunday service -- without the company they pay to get online trying to influence their choices.”
Director, Stanford Center for Internet and Society
M. Elizabeth Magill Professor of Law and Professor by courtesy of Electrical Engineering
Stanford Law School
Stanford University
van Schewick, B. (2021, February 23). The Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/02/23/net-neutrality-law-take-effect-california-after-judge-deals-blow-telecom-industry/“The judge found, as I’ve long argued, that an agency that says it has no power to regulate, it has no power to tell others they can’t regulate.”
Director, Stanford Center for Internet and Society
M. Elizabeth Magill Professor of Law and Professor by courtesy of Electrical Engineering
Stanford Law School
Stanford University
Hartzog, W. (2018, December 29). Wired. https://www.wired.com/story/california-could-soon-have-own-version-internet/“I think that California, like Brussels, certainly might set the bar for compliance on several important tech issues. But this might not lead to balkanization in the way we’re seeing in China and Russia.”
School of Law
Boston University