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I like him actually - his initial response paired with this strikes me as authentic, that he really did think they were some interest group funded by Verizon or

I like him actually - his initial response paired with this strikes me as authentic, that he really did think they were some interest group funded by Verizon or something. Unfortunate it was the EFF he thought this of, but his defense of binge on seems well reasoned and isn't surrounded in the normal corporate speak that usually comes from the CEO of a big company.

ChuckMcM 11y ago
There has always been a risk with being "authentic" although some people can pull it off. One of the things I've noticed about people fairly far up in large organizations is that they have filled their brain with all the various aspects of running that organization and have very little space for things they don't normally interact with. I can completely believe he didn't even know what EFF was beyond "something in the computer space" because it was probably irrelevant information until the twitter bomb.
SixSigma 11y ago
If you're the CEO of an ISP and you don't know who the EFF is then jeesh!