FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler: Agency still has regulatory role

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Newly appointed FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has drawn a lot of attention with his anti-regulatory policies. However, he believes that the FCC still has regulatory role and will begin focusing on telecom competition and on Internet access and interconnection.

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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission still has a regulatory role to promote competition in telecommunications and broadband and to ensure Internet users can access the content of their choosing, the agency’s new chairman said Monday.

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