I'll just make some closing comments because I don't have anyone else who is here to speak to this. Mr. Speaker, I think that everyone who has spoken has really spoken beautifully about this issue, about what the Internet represents not…

To the distinguished ranking member and my good friend, thank you for yielding time to me. Mr. Chairman, I am very troubled about this bill. Instead of considering legislation that would create jobs and stimulate economic growth, the House…

This is the, I believe, sixth time that I've come to the floor during this Congress to call for disclosure and full transparency throughout the Federal Government. So this is not my first time on the floor on this issue. I've risen on many…

I thank the gentleman from New Jersey. Mr. Speaker, my colleagues, I think that today is really a sad day. It's a sad day for the House, and I can't help but think of Shakespeare: Thou doth protest too much. Now, it is very clear that my…

I think that we all want to see an acceleration of innovation, that it not only be--you know, that we motivate things through, whatever it might be, a change of the law, whatever rules at the FCC.

Over the past 20 years, the video market has undergone a remarkable transformation.

I have always opposed technology specific mandates--always--because technology moves at the speed of lightning.

the resolution asserts that Congress should not mandate specific technology that limits the way consumers listen to local news, information, and music.

More than 90 years ago, Pittsburgh's KDKA launched the Nation's first commercial radio broadcast.

We oppose a mandate for FM chips in cell phones but also the current effort should simply get a study.

I joined with Representative Issa to introduce the Creativity and Innovation Resolution.

The Internet continues to grow and to flourish thanks to its open structure and its multi-stakeholder approach to governance.