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The comments on this post motivated me to search a little, and I found this. Title II includes more than 100 pages of regulations that common carriers
by daveloyall 12y ago
The comments on this post motivated me to search a little, and I found this.
Title II includes more than 100 pages of regulations
that common carriers must follow
to ensure they act "in the public interest."
...From http://www.dailydot.com/politics/what-is-title-ii-net-neutrality-fcc/ http://www.dailydot.com/politics/what-is-title-ii-net-neutra...
- morgante 12y agoHonestly, that seems totally reasonable. 100 pages is shorter than many company operating plans—considering that broadband is an essential utility, I fully expect regulations to be as complicated as their business model.
- greyfade 12y agoThese regulations are pretty straight-forward, too. As messy as the FCC tends to be, their rules are generally easy to follow. 100 pages is nothing.
- daveloyall 12y agoI think that I accidentally took the quote out of context. I think it was meant to indicate that the legislators of 1934 actually cared about the public good. As in: 'This stuff is pro-consumer, and there's 100 pages of it! Awesome! Let's use it against Comcast, posthaste!'