Last year when Blair Levin first started talking about reclaiming broadcast spectrum for broadband (now known as the "incentive auction" proposal), he made it clear that the FCC needed to reexamine all of its existing spectrum allocations. "Everyone should be worried," Levin responded to those who accused him of picking on broadcasters. Since then, however, the broadcast bands and federal bands have remained the focus for reallocation and auction.
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Public Knowledge Praises Expected FCC Action On Bill Shock
The following statement is attributed to Gigi B. Sohn, president and co-founder of Public Knowledge:
“We very much appreciate the action the FCC is expected to take tomorrow to protect consumers with wireless devices. Telling consumers promptly and in an understandable fashion when they are about to incur higher-than-normal charges is a modest requirement that will reap enormous benefits in customer goodwill.
“At the same time, we continue to urge the Commission to act on another item that would benefit wireless consumers – the petition we filed three years ago to provide legal protections for the content of text messages and for short codes.
“As with the problem of informing consumers of unusual charges on their bills, the protection of texting is too important to be left to the whim of the wireless industry. We are pleased the FCC will act on the first; we eagerly await action on the second.”
Public Knowledge Endorses Bill Shock Legislation
Public Knowledge said yesterday that legislation by Sen. Tom Udall (D-NM) to curb wireless bill shock “will go a long way toward protecting consumers by shielding them from excessive overage charges and service fees.”
In a letter to Udall, PK President and Co-Founder Gigi B. Sohn said that the government’s role in protecting consumers “cannot be overstated.” She noted that the investigation into Verizon’s overcharging of consumers and subsequent refunds shows that actions must be taken to clarify potential fees to consumers.
The PK letter is here.
The text of the Udall legislation is here.
Public Knowledge Statement on GAO Cellular Industry Report
Earlier today, the Government Accountability Office released a report, “Enhanced Data Collection Could Help FCC Better Monitor Competition in the Wireless Industry.” A copy of the report is here.
The following statement is attributed to Gigi B. Sohn, president and co-founder of Public Knowledge:
“Today’s GAO report adds more evidence to the argument that any rules governing an open Internet should apply to the wireless sector as well as to the wired. The report paints a disturbing picture of an industry in which the top four carriers control 90 percent of the market, and industry consolidation is strangling smaller, regional carriers.
Public Knowledge Statement on GAO Cellular Industry Report
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Earlier today, the Government Accountability Office released a report, “Enhanced Data Collection Could Help FCC Better Monitor Competition in the Wireless Industry.” A copy of the report is here.
The following statement is attributed to Gigi B. Sohn, president and co-founder of Public Knowledge:
“Today’s GAO report adds more evidence to the argument that any rules governing an open Internet should apply to the wireless sector as well as to the wired. The report paints a disturbing picture of an industry in which the top four carriers control 90 percent of the market, and industry consolidation is strangling smaller, regional carriers.
When Federal Communications Commissioner (FCC) Michael Copps issued a brief, two-sentence reaction to the news of a policy agreement between Verizon and Google over Net Neutrality, he deliberately emphasized one word. In bold face and italics, Copps said that a “decision” had to be made, to guarantee an open Internet.
"Some will claim this announcement moves the discussion forward. That’s one of its many problems. It is time to move a decision forward—a decision to reassert FCC authority over broadband telecommunications, to guarantee an open Internet now and forever, and to put the interests of consumers in front of the interests of giant corporations.”
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"Some will claim this announcement moves the discussion forward. That’s one of its many problems. It is time to move a decision forward—a decision to reassert FCC authority over broadband telecommunications, to guarantee an open Internet now and forever, and to put the interests of consumers in front of the interests of giant corporations.”
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Follow @haroldfeldI occassionally suspect my colleagues in the Public Interest community lack a sense of humor -- although perhaps it is simply that I am in a more relaxed frame of mind after my annual vacation from the 21st Century. I am neither surprised nor outraged at the recent news that members of the Information Technology Industry Council (ITIC) are picking up where the FCC "secret meetings" left off and trying to come up with a net neutrality consensus framework. To me, it seems rather sad and funny. My only surprise is that even in Washington, the notion of an industry trade association working with its members is anything unusual or significant. I mean, that's what industry trade associations do after all.
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On this weeks PK In the Know podcast, we discuss the ramifications of the Google/Verizon announcement, the reemergence (again) of a fashion copyright bill, and what the FCC's AllVid proposal means for the future of video devices.
You can download and listen to the audio by clicking here (MP3) or stream it using the player below:
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You can download and listen to the audio by clicking here (MP3) or stream it using the player below:
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You can download and listen to the audio by clicking here (MP3) or stream it using the player below:
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You can download and listen to the audio by clicking here (MP3) or stream it using the player below:
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