In the News FCC Chairman roasts celebrities for net neutrality tweets
“Given that some of the more eye-catching critiques have come from Hollywood celebrities, whose large online followings give them out-sized influence in shaping the public debate, I thought I’d directly respond to some of their assertions,” Pai stated in a speech organized in part by the think tank R Street. “Perhaps the most common criticism is that ending Title II utility-style regulation will mean the end of the Internet as we know it.”
