C/Net has an in-depth interview with Michael Copps, one of two Democrats on the five-member Federal Communications Commission.
He is outraged that the United States isn’t near the top of countries with broadband penetration. While admitting the difficulty in comparing the United States with Japan, Korea or Norway, Copps also voices the growing restlessness of government officials who fret about the private sector’s ability to ensure that all Americans get access to broadband.
Copps explains Why our broadband policy’s still a mess.
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