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  • Comcast Blocks Public Access to FCC Hearing

    POSTED BY
    Paul Blumenthal

    The Federal Communications Commission held a much noted and anticipated hearing in Massachusetts on Monday on the issue of net neutrality. Seating was limited but the hearing was open to the public. Comcast, a foe of net neutrality, decided to take advantage of the limited seating by paying people to sleep in the seats so that net neutrality supporters and others who wanted to watch the hearing would be left outside in the cold. Nice.

    In relation to my previous post on coal industry shenanigans, we also need to require disclosure of these types of deceptive practices. 

    Posted: February 27, 2008 - 6:26 pm. Tags: , , , ,

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