Tom Wheeler: “Peering and interconnection is not net neutrality, it might be a cousin or a sibling, but it is not net neutrality.”

I think it is the marriage of two things. One, the power of Moore's Law, and how computer chips are doubling in processing capacity every two years.

the perfect is the enemy of the good.

If we want to use it wisely, we ought to spend it as wisely as the companies are spending their money, which is to build fiber.

if there is ever an example where 706 would apply, it is in the ability to say to states, you cannot get in the middle of this 'virtuous cycle' and prohibit consumers from being able to have access to a competitive service.