Right to Choose Communications Services Provider” ordinance (also known as Article 52) that hinders a payola scheme cooked up between big cable companies like Comcast and landlords. In just a few short years since its enactment, a great number of apartments in San Francisco have at least four options for broadband service, including affordable gigabit fiber service. Fearing that other cities would follow suit, a whole range of associations and corporations that represent landlords and the cable industry pushed the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) hard to block these local efforts. For a federal agency tasked with promoting competition, it shouldn’t be a close call to simply ignore these groups. But that is not what the FCC plans to do next month.
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“Regulatory capture”.
The FCC should be abolished. Along with all the other unconstitutional parts of the “regulatory deep state”.
Argh!
If the Pepuls Republik of Kaliforkneeah was serious about states rights, then CAL-EXIT would be done by know.
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