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If You Like FCC Diversity Czar Mark Lloyd and Van Jones, You'll Love Free Press Co-Founder Robert McChesney
We wrote Monday of Leftist, George Soros-funded "media reform" outfit Free Press, and their extensive relationships with people currently in power at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and in the White House - up to and including President... Full Article at Newsbusters
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"There is no real answer (to the U.S. economic crisis) but to remove brick by brick the capitalist system itself, rebuilding the entire society on socialist principles." A New New Deal under Obama? Full Article at Rantburg
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Now, a group of law professors and public interest groups are telling the Federal Communications Commission that its proposed rules don't sufficiently define what that word means for Internet service providers like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon as they... Full Article at Huffington Post
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Founded in 2002, McChesney's Free Press seeks to transform the media landscape - on radio, television and the internet - via (amongst other ways) sweeping rules changes at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Full Article at Newsbusters
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Given that the FCC based its decision on its Internet Policy Principles, which are not officially commission rules, the commission's decision is unlawful and the court needs to throw out the decision, Comcast argued. Full Article at PC Magazine
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The Internet is perhaps the greatest deregulatory success story of all time ... No government has ever succeeded in mandating innovation and investment.
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Internet users should always have the final say about their online service, whether it's the software, applications or services they choose, or the networks and hardware they use to the connect to the Internet
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The time is now to move forward with consideration of fair and reasonable rules of the road ... It would be a serious failure of responsibility not to consider such rules, for that would be gambling with the most important technological innovation of our time.
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The FCC shouldn't burden an industry that is bringing jobs and investment to the country, but if it is going to regulate the Internet it should do so fairly ... The goal of the FCC should be to maintain a level playing field by treating all competitors the same. Any new rules should apply equally to net...
SOURCE: eWeek
