Marc Martin was quoted in multiple publications regarding the fact that California’s net neutrality law will not take effect in January, but will wait until the outcome of the lawsuit pending in Washington is decided in February in the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.

Marc Martin was quoted in “Following California Lawsuit, Net Neutrality Battle Comes to Vermont,” an article in Legaltech News, regarding a lawsuit filed by a coalition of telecommunication associations in the in the U.S. District Court for the District of Vermont.

Marc Martin was quoted in the Wired article, "Can The FCC Really Block California’s Net Neutrality Law?" about the backlash to California's recent net neutrality bill.

Marc Martin was quoted in “Trump DOJ Picks New Fight Over Net Neutrality,” an article in The Hill, regarding the net neutrality cases and the future of the broadband industry.

Partner Marc Martin was quoted in The Associated Press article, "DOJ’s lawsuit may delay California’s new net neutrality law," regarding California's argument for its recent net neutrality law.

Marc Martin was quoted in "WTF is California’s net neutrality bill?" and article from Digiday, regarding the definition of net neutrality and the policies that California has passed. 

Marc Martin was quoted in “The FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules Are Dead, But The Fight Isn’t,” an article in Wired, regarding net neutrality rulings and what to expect.

Partner Marc Martin was quoted by in The Associated Press article, “Your Internet Use Could Change As 'Net Neutrality' Ends,” regarding the potential changes coming to net neutrality.

Partner Marc Martin was quoted in The Hill article, “States Defy FCC Repeal of Net Neutrality,” regarding how states are pushing their own net neutrality laws.

Marc Martin was extensively quoted in The Verge article, “California’s Net Neutrality Bill Could Set a National Standard,” regarding California’s net neutrality bill and how that could affect the nation.

Partner Marc Martin was quoted in "Debunking 5 Myths Surrounding The Net Neutrality CRA," an article in Law360, regarding the current status on net neutrality.

Marc Martin was quoted in The Washington Post article, “Senate Approves Bipartisan Resolution to Restore FCC Net Neutrality Rules,” regarding the approved Senate resolution to undo the sweeping act of deregulation by the FCC.

Silicon Republic republished this quote in the article, "It’s not over: What Just Happened with Net Neutrality?"

Marc Martin was quoted in the USA Today article, "Net Neutrality is Dead. Long Live Net Neutrality," regarding Internet service providers controlling speed and delivery of content. 

Marc Martin was quoted in the Wired news article, "Washington State Enacts Net Neutrality Law, in Clash with FCC," regarding the recent state law enacted with the intent to protect net neutrality.

Marc Martin was quoted in the Business Insider article, "The FCC's Net-Neutrality Protections Are About To Disappear — But Supporters Are Moving On Multiple Fronts To Put Them Back In Place," regarding the future of net neutrality.

Marc Martin was quoted in MIT Technology Review article, "Net Neutrality's Dead. The Battle to Resurrect it is Just Beginning," regarding judicial review of State net neutrality legislation. 

Marc Martin was interviewed for the follow-up article "After FCC Abandons Net Neutrality, States Take Up The Fight," diving more thoroughly into the topics discussed in Wired earlier this week.

Marc Martin was quoted in the USA Today article, “Net neutrality: Did the FCC just take the Internet back to 2014?,” regarding the FCC's vote to scrap the net neutrality regulations meant to prevent anti-competitive behavior by internet service providers.

Marc Martin was quoted in The Washington Post article, "The FCC is Expected to Repeal its Net Neutrality Rules Today, in a Sweeping Act of Deregulation," regarding the repeal of the landmark regulations that protected online platforms, services and consumers from harmful practices of internet access providers.

Marc Martin was quoted in "After FCC Vote, Net Neutrality Fight Moves to Courts, Congress," an article in Wired, regarding the FCC's vote to dismantle its net neutrality regulations.

Partner Marc Martin was quoted in "Legal Battle Looms in FCC Net Neutrality Debate," an article in POLITICO Pro Technology, regarding the changes FCC Chairman Ajit Pai wants to make.

Marc Martin was quoted in the Law360 article, "3 Things To Know After FCC's Net Neutrality Vote," commenting on some of the issues service providers will be faced with as the FCC rolls back net neutrality rules.

Marc Martin was quoted in the Law360 article, "FCC’s Net Neutrality Plan Sets Up Repeal Without Replace," regarding the FCC's proposal to undo the reclassification of broadband as a utility, leaving it open-ended how, or if, the FCC will continue to compel broadband providers to follow net neutrality principles.

Marc Martin was quoted in the WIRED article, “Why the FCC’s Plans to Gut Net Neutrality Just Might Fail” regarding the decision to reverse an FCC decision to classify broadband internet access providers as “Title II” common carriers, putting them in the same category as traditional telephone companies.

Marc Martin was quoted in Law360, "Obama's Broadband Legacy Safe, Despite Net Neutrality Woes," regarding the survival of the Obama administration's net neutrality rules and the reclassification of broadband as a Title II service under the incoming Trump administration.

Marc Martin was quoted in "Attorneys React To FCC's Net Neutrality Win," an article in Law360, regarding what could possibly happen because of the win.

Partner Marc Martin was quoted in an article for Law360 titled, "Net Neutrality To Face Familiar Overseer At D.C. Circuit," regarding Judge Tatel decision to enforce net neutrality rules in the Comcast case.

Marc Martin was quoted in a Law360 article titled, "Industry Moves Closer To 1st FCC Net Neutrality Complaint," regarding net neutrality and the FCC regulations.