What can Congress do to help with the negotiations with other countries to ensure a strong position that the Internet remain free and open without the harmful international regulations stifling it?
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Bilbray asks how Congress can support free internet negotiations.
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I think that the fact is people are starting to depend on this for more and more, and they want it consolidated.
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So in other words, you were fighting the last war; didn't look at the fact that there was a new technology coming on that was going to be available.
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