What Does Copyright Have to Do with Improving Broadband?
Broadband Reports, September 24, 2009
By Karl Bode
One of the early problems with the FCC's national broadband plan is that consumers are under-represented. That was made evident when the FCC held a broadband workshop on copyright. What does copyright have to do with getting broadband out to the public? Absolutely nothing.
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