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posted by n1 on Saturday March 12 2016, @01:31AM   Printer-friendly
from the wheeler-dealer dept.

The Verge has published an interview with FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler which touches on net neutrality, software defined radio, software defined networking, zero-rating cell-phone data plans, opening up the cablebox to 3rd party access and how his experience as a telecom lobbyist has inured him to lobbyist tactics. In recent days, Wheeler has suggested that, contrary to convention, he might not leave his seat at the FCC when Obama leaves office.


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  • (Score: 3, Insightful) by fustakrakich on Saturday March 12 2016, @02:48AM

    by fustakrakich (6150) on Saturday March 12 2016, @02:48AM (#317261) Journal

    Sure wish we had the same with our telecom system. It all needs to be under common carrier and publicly funded infrastructure. And we the voters are responsible for oversight! Don't vote for stupid shit.

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  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday March 12 2016, @03:31AM

    by Anonymous Coward on Saturday March 12 2016, @03:31AM (#317263)

    Better salute President Trump now, hope he agrees.

  • (Score: 2) by captain normal on Saturday March 12 2016, @04:15AM

    by captain normal (2205) on Saturday March 12 2016, @04:15AM (#317270)

    Obviously you haven't driven on the highways in California.

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    • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday March 12 2016, @06:53AM

      by Anonymous Coward on Saturday March 12 2016, @06:53AM (#317297)

      Obviously you haven't driven on the highways in California.

      There may be multiple reasons for one to wonder.
      For example: "I wonder how they can be a developed country with such crappy highways?"