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Rep. Rob Wittman on “net neutrality” and potential government impact on social media

Rep. Rob Wittman discussing a variety of Internet related issues.

Topics include:

- increasing access to broadband

-new USF fees proposed for voice over IP (Boucher telecom bill)

-Republican new media caucus – this is pretty cool, not so much in the “GOP is now cutting-edge” sense but at least they have a small bit of a clue. Wittman himself is extremely savvy for a congressman.

Below, Kenton Ngo is typing notes frantically throughout the congressman’s presentation, clearly trying to assimilate all of this new information.

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One Response to “Rep. Rob Wittman on “net neutrality” and potential government impact on social media”

  1. joe says:
    November 21, 2009 at 12:37 pm

    Good old Ron Paul blog, first comment once again…

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