Ajit Pai Calls Renewed Net Neutrality Efforts a Political Strategy


In a visit to New Jersey, FCC chairman Ajit Pai called Democrats’ net neutrality efforts a “political strategy.” (via Technical.ly).





[Democrats to Introduce ‘Save the Internet Act’ Wednesday]





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In 2017 Mr. Pai made promises that if America moved back to fewer regulations we would see big boosts in network investment, new jobs, and a “better, cheaper internet” for all.





 Pai made promises that if America moved back to fewer regulations we would see big boosts Ajit Pai Calls Renewed Net Neutrality Efforts a Political Strategy




Most people, I think, accurately view it as more of a political strategy, as opposed to solv[ing] a concrete problem. I don’t blame them — that’s what politicians in Washington do — but I am focused on what I think American consumers’ primary concern is: getting better, cheaper internet access, and that’s what the FCC’s been focused on so far.


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So far, those promises have been empty. We haven’t seen new jobs or cheaper internet access. In fact, in some areas internet prices have risen.





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