For lacking authority when the fcc agreed with the company. If you want to proceed under section 706 as your main legal theory, thats fine. You shouldnt water down the open internet rules to fit section 706. Instead get the substance right and invoke title ii as basis of independent authority. Fcc lost two rulings in court over the open internet. You dont have to choose between weak rules and weak legal case. You can issue strong rules and have a strong legal case if you use a belts and suspenders approach to the next rule making. I look forward to exploring this issue with you further in the question period. In the meantime, i yield the balance of my time to my friend and colleague. Thank you very much for yielding me time. Welcome, chairman wheeler. The fcc has a lot on its plate. Commission is considering rules on the broadcast incentive option, aws 3 option, usf and eray and two very significant mergers. Im confident the fcc will be able to demonstrate it can walk and chew gum at t
Fundingirement for first net. Weve also initiated a further accuracy,location because as wireless usage particularly as it wire linehats connections inside and as g. P. S. Increased, theres been a fascinating reality that location accuracy is actually declined. And weve got a notice going on how do we address that, because matter of life and death. Theou mentioned, we began 2014 review on media issues with expedited delivery date. We closed a loophole that was being exploited to get around the ownership rules using joint agreement. And we brought competition back to the retransmission consent negotiations. We have also continued to press issues that so many of you and i share in important. Eing last time we were together i told you we stood up a task this. To deal with they came back with 154 threeendations, about quarters of those are well along process. To being in they break into two parts, there are procedural issues that you thet associate with administrative procedure act and how
We should all pause and consider the prospect that the fcc is a ratesetting authority, over Internet Access, and what that means for innovation in the Telephone Network of yesteryear. We should also be aware of this path of the door for states to regulate the internet. Contrary to any intended effect the reclass fiction of Broadband Service under title 2 will harm consumers, halt job creation, curtail innovation and stifle investment. In sum at a time when the commission at congress direction is taking steps toward even greater growth and innovation across Internet Access platforms, the commission is simultaneously contemplating rules that undermine those very efforts, and compromise the fundamental approaches of both the clinton and bush administrations that laid the foundation for the internet that we know today. Struggling with some of the actions taken under chairman wheelers watch the selective inaction of the fcc is equally troubling. Although required under the teleCommunication
Apply Internet Access, i am buying the full thing. To i am buying access everything that is out there, and if somebody comes along and says, no, you cannot get this unless you pay more, that is unreasonable. And should be banned. Get this unless you pay more, thats unreasonable. And should be banned if somebody says to a consent provider you cant get on unless you pay more, thats unreasonable and would not be permitted. Okay, well, other than Public Safety, i believe paid prioritization should be banned. I think another concern here is a last mile equivalent we are seeing and hearing. The fact that there is so much uncertainty with paid prioritization is troublesome. If this concept moves forward, we could inadvertently block the next google or amazon from the market without even knowing it. Im concerned your hands may be tied here even if the commission wanted to ban anticompetitive paid prioritization deals, you may not have the authority or tools to do so. Chairman wheeler, if you w
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