It is important that we in Congress--and Commissioners at the FCC -ensure the policies we put forward are technologically neutral.
If we are serious about engaging this threat, and if the United Nations and other entities are our partners, we have to invest in it.
What are we doing on the diplomatic side to engage the country they operate in to do more so that these things don't occur?
device interoperability remains a top priority of mine.
I agree with everyone here, it is a fractured country. But it is also one that is ripe for an entity like this one.
We must not paint Nigeria as a nation of terrorists.
Now we are claiming that an attack on a United Nations building in Nigeria is an attack on United States' interests.
Without them we would not be able to fill vacancies, maintain competitive salaries or continue to offer paid internships.
I cannot overstate the difficulty an additional budget cut would create on this committee's staff.
Our mission is to keep America safe, and we have to do it, obviously within the confines of the budget.
Today, we are here to examine whether the Nigerian group known as Boko Haram poses a threat to the United States.
a great concern of mine is that our Nation's rural areas have the same access to the economic benefits of broadband as those in the more pop...
These communication problems are not new.
Without objective measurement tools, I question how S&T will be able to continue to develop security solutions.
Today, we find ourselves at a new crossroads for several reasons.
I cannot tell you how many times a company, mainly small businesses, comes to me and complains about how difficult it is to work with S&T.
I hope the committee will take these matters seriously as we learn how the Directorate will carry out its strategic plan, management directi...
I hope to learn how we can keep essential personnel and train them in light of severe budget cuts.