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... s broad powers to monitor Verizon, AT&T and Comcast for bad behavior. Pai, the nation's chief telecommunications regulator, said he will seek an FCC vote at a May 18 meeting. The FCC plans to release an official proposal for the vote on Thursday. Pai doesn't have an ...
... customers; and improving the video relay service, a tool used by the deaf to communicate using sign language. Joining me from Washington to discuss the FCC agenda and possible policy changes is "Washington Post" reporter Brian Fung. Brian, so, let's start with the positive. The level of transparency and ...
... been representing the insurgents against the incumbents. I was always for the folks who were bringing more competition. And the mantra of my term at the FCC has been competition, competition, competition. HARI SREENIVASAN: All right, Tom Wheeler, chairman of the FCC, thanks for joining us. TOM WHEELER: Thank you.
... I guess, what's the original intent that's being challenged? ARIK HESSELDAHL, Senior Editor, Re/code: The original intent is whether or not the FCC has the authority to regulate the Internet as a utility. Basically, what they did was, after a series of other challenges in court and ...
... Communications Commission is now giving phone companies more power to block or prevent robocalls if consumers request it. Tom Wheeler is the chairman of the FCC, and he joins me now. And welcome back to the program. TOM WHEELER, Chairman, Federal Communications Commission: Hello, Judy. JUDY WOODRUFF: So how is ...
The Federal Communications Commission has agreed to impose strict new regulations on Internet service providers like Comcast, Verizon and AT&T.
In an exclusive interview with Gwen Ifill on the PBS NewsHour, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler said his new proposal would stop companies from blocking content or creating fast lanes on the Internet through paid priority. While "we don't know what the Internet will look like in five years," Wheeler ...
... FCC during the past year, sometimes crashing servers. Last month, President Obama endorsed this approach as well. Joining me now to discuss the decision is FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler. Welcome, and thank you. TOM WHEELER, Chairman, Federal Communications Commission: Thank you, Gwen. GWEN IFILL: Do you see your proposal as ...
... s plan aligns the former lobbyist with President Barack Obama, who has called on the FCC to apply Title II. Major cable companies that supply much of the nation's broadband have said it's likely they will sue in court, arguing that the FCC is overreaching in its authority.
... email described the letter as a 'draft' and said the Mayor could choose to use it, Wood filed the letter word-for-word with the FCC. Comcast's letter has Wood extolling the company's "outstanding job providing high quality cable TV and internet services." "What has impressed me even ...
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