FCC Hearing at Stanford

April 14, 2008 | 3 Comments

I’m honored to have been invited to testify at the FCC Hearing at Stanford later this week. It’s very rare for all five FCC Commissioners to meet outside DC, much less on the west coast, so come along if you have any interest in how public policy will affect the future of the Internet. The focus is ‘broadband network management practices’ like Comcast’s efforts to curb BitTorrent, but public interest groups and policy makers have started to realize that many people access the Internet from their cell phones, and the cell phone companies place far more restrictions on your use of the Internet than any cable company does.

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3 Responses to “FCC Hearing at Stanford”

  • FCC at Stanford: Lessig, Devitt and Who Else? « Sidecut Reports on April 15th, 2008 11:05 am

    […] will be. So far, the only names we’ve heard with any certainty are law prof Larry Lessig and Jason Devitt, of wireless startup […]

  • becky bond on April 17th, 2008 9:30 pm

    hi jason,

    i enjoyed your presentation today at the FCC hearing. thank you for calling attention to what’s going on with closed networks and mobile phones in the u.s.

    would you post your remarks on your blog? i think they should be shared widely.

    becky bond
    political director, credo mobile / credo action (formerly working assets)

  • » FCC at Stanford: Lessig, Devitt and Who Else? Sidecut Reports on April 21st, 2008 9:10 pm

    […] will be. So far, the only names we’ve heard with any certainty are law prof Larry Lessig and Jason Devitt, of wireless startup […]