Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Latest News and Financial Information | Reuters.com
Latest News and Financial Information | Reuters.com: "Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin on Tuesday pushed his colleagues to move quickly to ease regulations on high-speed Internet service offered by U.S. telephone companies.
Martin said he has circulated a proposal that would treat the service, known as digital subscriber line (DSL) broadband, as an information service. If approved, that would exempt it from most traditional telephone rules, such as requirements to lease network access to competitors."
Martin said he has circulated a proposal that would treat the service, known as digital subscriber line (DSL) broadband, as an information service. If approved, that would exempt it from most traditional telephone rules, such as requirements to lease network access to competitors."
