Communications Act of 1934, Section 202¶
United States Congress. (1934). Communications Act of 1934, Section 202: Discriminations and Preferences.
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Mechanisms¶
- Platform Access Rule
- The classic misuse is writing access criteria to exclude a competitor's complementors while claiming neutral standards — an echo of the common-carrier non-discrimination principle read in reverse
This sourceProhibits common carriers from imposing unjust or unreasonable discrimination, preferences, or disadvantages in like communications service.
- The classic misuse is writing access criteria to exclude a competitor's complementors while claiming neutral standards — an echo of the common-carrier non-discrimination principle read in reverse
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