Asheville Citizen-Times, June 27, 2006
By Michael J. Copps

The longer I work in Washington, D.C. the more I realize how important it is to hear the diversity of viewpoints from people outside the echo chamber that often times exists within the confines of D.C.'s beltway. That is why members of the Federal Communications Commission are coming to Asheville to hear what you think about the role of the media in your community.

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