Today, we sent a letter to the FCC in response to Free Press’ submission objecting to Senator Olympia Snowe’s sensible proposal for a way forward on the FCC’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Preserving the Open Internet. Rather than an overbroad blanket of Commission action, Snowe’s framework focuses on unjust or unreasonable discrimination that causes…
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In a Down Economy, Let’s Not Sneeze at $20 Billion in Investments
It’s always good to first talk about where you agree with someone before discussing the areas of disagreement. In that spirit we respond to the recent blog post by Susan Crawford. There is one point that we can agree — more spectrum is needed to avoid the looming crisis that the wireless broadband industry is…
Read More In a Down Economy, Let’s Not Sneeze at $20 Billion in InvestmentsFCC’s Open Internet Rulemaking: A Way Forward
Whatever one’s perspective, everyone involved in our industry knows how long the road to the FCC’s current proceeding on an open Internet has been. Today, I sent a letter to the FCC, which is similar to a filing I made last month. These letters, which build on the work and thoughts of others, outline a…
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Welcome to the AT&T Policy Blog. I’m excited to lay out what we hope to accomplish with the on-going dialogue you’ll find here in the days and months ahead. I’ve been in Washington, DC for a long time (some might argue too long!), both in government and in the private sector. Over the years, I’ve…
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