skip to main |
skip to sidebar
A few weeks ago, I made an entry concerning a plan by the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Kevin Martin, to require any company planning on using a particular section of airwaves for a free, nationwide wireless network to filter the content carried on that network. According to Joelle Tessler of the Associated Press (via MSNBC.com), Martin will be stepping down as chairman, and with him will most likely go his filtration proposal.
MSNBC and the Associated Press reports that Martin's tenure will end with the swearing-in of President Obama. He is, however, trying to push the rest of his plan through before he leaves office. Read the entire story here on MSNBC.com.
No comments:
Post a Comment