On the recordMarch 7, 2017
FCC rules should not be the means by which third parties gain, for their own commercial advantage, the ability to alter, add to, or interfere with programming provided by content providers
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congress.govFCC rules should not be the means by which third parties gain, for their own commercial advantage, the ability to alter, add to, or interfere with programming provided by content providers
Nelson emphasizes that FCC rules shouldn't allow third-party interference with programming.
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