On the recordApril 1, 2014
At this pivotal moment for Internet freedom, the FCC's Net neutrality proceeding could severely contradict and underestimate the U.S. Government's international position.
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Michael O'Rielly
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congress.govAt this pivotal moment for Internet freedom, the FCC's Net neutrality proceeding could severely contradict and underestimate the U.S. Government's international position.
O'Rielly warns that Net neutrality could harm U.S. credibility in promoting Internet freedom.
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We should use all technologies. The end consumer doesn't mind where the technology is. They want it to work to meet their family's needs.
It doesn't mean we are undermining our national security one iota; it means we have a better, more efficient government.
I think the unintended consequence that you highlighted gets to the point of the rush to judgment.
If they are going to have a band that is dedicated for safety, it ought to be used for safety, not advertising.