Will the FCC Ride in and Save the Internet?

The transcript discusses the transition from government to the private sector, focusing on ethical concerns and career choices. It highlights Tom Wheeler's role and qualifications for public service. The NCTA's diverse membership and revenue sources are examined, along with the net neutrality debate and its implications. Finally, it compares internet speeds and infrastructure challenges in the U.S. with other countries.

What is a key concern when transitioning from government to the private sector?

• Increasing personal wealth

• Maintaining ethical standards

• Gaining political influence

• Avoiding public scrutiny

What is the primary role of the NCTA?

• To provide internet services

• To manage industry trade shows and public policy

• To enforce net neutrality rules

• To regulate internet speeds

Which companies are part of the NCTA's diverse membership?

• Only internet service providers

• Only content creators

• Both operators and content companies

• Only government agencies

What is a major concern with Title 2 regulation?

• It is too lenient

• It has unintended consequences

• It is not comprehensive enough

• It only applies to small companies

What is the industry's stance on paid prioritization?

• They have no interest in it

• They support it

• They are undecided

• They actively practice it

How does the U.S. compare to other countries in terms of internet speed?

• It has the slowest speeds

• It has the fastest speeds

• It has slower speeds than some countries

• It has the same speeds as all countries

What trend is observed in U.S. internet speeds over the past decade?

• Speeds have decreased

• Speeds have remained constant

• Speeds have increased significantly

• Speeds have fluctuated unpredictably