When the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules were published last Friday, everyone in Washington expected that the first lawsuit out of the box would be filed by Verizon and maybe MetroPCS, both of which challenged the rules only a few months after the commission passed them last December. Ironically, it turned out to be Free Press, a liberal public interest group that has advocated for net neutrality, that filed the first new suit against the rules.
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