In the new Legal Times, Bruce Fein offers us the highly insightful article,

How to Block Broadband: If you want to stall the network, please pass a host of state net neutrality laws.

Bruce argues that local neutrality laws would be not only detrimental to development and innovation but also unconstitutional. As he says:

These attacks are clearly pre-empted by the Constitution, federal statutes, and the open-market broadband policies of the Federal Communications Commission. They should also be pre-empted by wise policy and common sense: By balkanizing the regulation of national broadband service, these efforts risk either arresting important technological innovation or saddling subscribers with the costs of expanding the broadband network.

You can read Bruce’s entire article (and we suggest you do) at LegalTimes.com.