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Long Live Public Interest Regulation! Some Initial Thoughts Regarding the Broadband Video Provisions of the House Telecom Act Discussion Draft
Started by TLF · 11 months ago
3 years ago
It's important to remember that the scarcity rationale was never anything but a rationalization, not a reason. It's unrealistic to expect them to abandon it one instant before the courts stop accepting it.
2 years ago