Clay Bennett for December 18, 2017

Ajit Pai, the P. T. Barnum of the internet age?

If some streaming services don’t count against your data limit, there is obviously more than enough bandwidth, so then, why are there limits?

If the US has one of the most expensive cost and lowest average speed Internet services, under the same constraints as other countries, … is allowing the already poorly managed industry free rein going to make it better for the consumer?

STILL waiting for someone to explain how this is a BETTER idea then leaving it the way it was…anyone? Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?

Anyone watched that movie of Pai doing his thing about Net Neutrality? Utterly disgusting…Reminded me of Martin Shkreli..

That should be a middle finger pointing at the FCC.

Just another example of abuse of freedom enacted against the better good of all for the profit of the few against the will of the people who voiced bitter disagreement against this bill.

I heard my local computer show guru laud the death of Net Neutrality. He somehow, like most Trump supporters, thinks he will be exempt from the increased fees!

I used to be proud of my FCC license.

“…shall act in the public convenience, interest, and necessity.” – Sam Rayburn, original Federal Communications Act.

The people who are cutting taxes for the rich by cutting programs for the poor and doing nothing for working class Americans bring you worse internet. Doing for your computer what they want to do to your healthcare. Thanks to the resident who things declaring a new capital will bring peace to the Middle East.

Should be a sharp jawed steel bear trap where the only way to get out is to gnaw off your leg.

The public can file petitions to deny a broadcaster’s license at the FCC. But the public does not own the airwaves. The spectrum is there, whether it is used or not. Only when it is enhanced by broadcasters filling the airwaves with information and entertainment does it have any value at all to the public.