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daveberstein

join:2002-07-15
New York, NY

Do Something. Tell the FCC, not just DSL Reports

Dave Burstein here, and thanks Karl for quoting me. The folks taking over at the FCC are in principle on the right side of this. Jules Genachowski put net neutrality high in the party platform, and Markey/Boucher are trying to get it in the stimulus. Of course they are "politicians", but they are good ones and know the issues. They've promised change; let's persuade them this is the right change.

Michael Copps, acting chair, has posted his email on the FCC site michael.copps@fcc.gov . His key colleague is jonathan.adelstein@fcc.gov . Most of the Obama transition team posted their emails on their websites, and responded thoughtfully but quickly when I wrote them.

Please, please, please be effective by making your email courteous and to the point. These folks are ten year pros in the business and generally know more than you or I. The best way to influence them is with facts they don't already know. You'll get a better response if you keep your message short.

No one believes me when I say actually they do listen. I'm not pretending you'll have the influence of Verizon's $7M lobbyist, but frankly everybody at the FCC is sick of the usual lobbyists saying things they've heard before. When they hear something new, they often pay attention.
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join:2001-02-14
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said by daveberstein See Profile :

Dave Burstein here, and thanks Karl for quoting me. The folks taking over at the FCC are in principle on the right side of this. Jules Genachowski put net neutrality high in the party platform, and Markey/Boucher are trying to get it in the stimulus. Of course they are "politicians", but they are good ones and know the issues. They've promised change; let's persuade them this is the right change.

Michael Copps, acting chair, has posted his email on the FCC site michael.copps@fcc.gov . His key colleague is jonathan.adelstein@fcc.gov . Most of the Obama transition team posted their emails on their websites, and responded thoughtfully but quickly when I wrote them.

Please, please, please be effective by making your email courteous and to the point. These folks are ten year pros in the business and generally know more than you or I. The best way to influence them is with facts they don't already know. You'll get a better response if you keep your message short.

No one believes me when I say actually they do listen. I'm not pretending you'll have the influence of Verizon's $7M lobbyist, but frankly everybody at the FCC is sick of the usual lobbyists saying things they've heard before. When they hear something new, they often pay attention.
db
Fully agreed, I second this: I wrote in few times and usually something happened (if enough people wrote in, of course.)

You need to email, call: »www.fcc.gov/contacts.html
Or at least file a complain here: »esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm


Probably the easiest is the online form though I'm not sure how effective it is - this is a direct link to file an FCC Form 2000B - Billing, Privacy, or Service Quality Complaint in Internet area: »esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm?···d=d1e593
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said by bicker See Profile :

Waaaa waaaa waaaa. You just want what you want and don't care to factor in what is right or true. Your perspectives are un-American, and deserve far more ridicule than I'm prepared to pile on them.


BF69

join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN

reply to daveberstein
Tell the FCC? Hell the FCC doesn't do anything about the low caps that satellite internet has. The FCC doesn't do anything about the 5 GB caps the cell phone companies have. Hell Verizon charges $250 per GB overage. You'd think that would get the FCC's attention. Nope.
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