Dizzying Pace in D.C.

摘要

The early part of 2015 in Washington promises to be as busy as a stump speech tour, with action on lots of fronts-namely, Congress, the courts and the FCC. House Republican leaders are promising to wade into a rewrite of telecom laws and to level the regulatory silos that they, and others, suggest are so last century. That effort began on the House side this year with a series of white papers, and Washington watchers predict the House and Senate will soon start getting down to details. Given that a comprehensive effort will likely take years, the Republican-controlled Congress may want to start off with a standalone FCC reform bill.