On the recordJune 21, 2011
If it looks like the FCC is prejudging an issue and justifying predetermined outcomes after the fact, the agency looks political and the public loses faith in its objectivity and expertise.
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congress.govIf it looks like the FCC is prejudging an issue and justifying predetermined outcomes after the fact, the agency looks political and the public loses faith in its objectivity and expertise.
Warning against the FCC appearing biased to maintain public trust.
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