It's a modest set of requirements.
And I find that in general as kind of a rule, there are some people, they have some disease, you know, they're telling everyone about it.
And so how would the FCC's rules protect that personal information that I just outlined amongst thousands of other potential examples?
the telephone company can't sell that information, where you went, who you are.
We have seen a revolution in telecommunications across the world, including in much of what we call the 'developing world.'
I think it is an outdated model.
I just think that the United States has to help these countries lift their gaze to the constellation of possibilities for their own people t...
the Internet contributed an estimated $4.2 trillion in annual growth to the economies of the G20 countries.
We are pushing rope when we send money to countries that are not going through the reforms that need to occur.
I just think that we should work, you know, together to try to accomplish those goals.
I take a somewhat different approach to my friend, and agree with you, Senator. I think broadband access has become the fundamental avenue f...