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They are pushed across at a specific frequency. Regardless, it is still communication. It's very clearly the domain of the Federal Communication Commission. If
by inetknght 9y ago
They are pushed across at a specific frequency.
Regardless, it is still communication. It's very clearly the domain of the Federal Communication Commission. If not, then the FCC is simply named wrong.
Then whose domain does it belong a part of? FTC has clearly rejected the ability to solve neutrality issues.
- austincheney 9y agoIt was named in 1934, and at that time the naming was fully appropriate. Ignoring history, inventing your own terms, and sticking your head in the sand could explain why you are confused about what the FCC is (as opposed to what you wish it were).