On the recordJune 1, 2015
Universal service actually not only benefits those low-income people that are able then to have access, but it benefits those who can pay because of what we call 'network effects.'
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congress.govUniversal service actually not only benefits those low-income people that are able then to have access, but it benefits those who can pay because of what we call 'network effects.'
Booker discusses the benefits of universal service for all network users.
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