The news that Tom Wheeler is Obama’s pick to be the next FCC Chairman didn’t seem to make many waves this week, although there were a few rumbles of discontent among the activist crowd. What do you think, did Obama choose well in replacing Julius Genachowski? Vote and be heard!
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The fact that this poll has produced a majority of people who don’t even know who Tom Wheeler is on a telecom blog is disconcerting.
Anyone who supported the AT&T & TMO merger was either on the take or needs to have their head examined.