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.

Marc Martin said that if it passes, the bill could help incentivize other states to draft similar legislation. “California is a massive market,” Marc said. “You start to approach a critical mass where broadband providers can’t ignore net neutrality as a policy matter. They’re not going to stay out of the California market or Washington or any other state that adopts these rules.”

“The FCC might be waiting for someone else to take an action, like a broadband provider who might want to challenge Washington state,” Marc said.

The quote above was also featured in the Law.com* article “Net Neutrality’s Expensive Death (and Afterlife)”

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