FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler threw down the gauntlet at the
Broadband Communities Summit in Austin this week, challenging large-scale
incumbent Internet providers to do more to offer higher-speed access to all
Americans. He cited the 20 percent of Americans who still have “no choice” to
get wired, broadband Internet at their homes. Pressing forward with a rallying
cry of “competition, competition, competition,” he defended his agency’s recent
moves to enforce net neutrality, even as large-scale incumbents have jockeyed
to block those moves in court, according to BroadbandBreakfast. Read the full article here.
Thursday, April 16, 2015
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