If the 'unbundling' advocates have their way, the Federal Communications Commission ('FCC') might as well change its name to the Federal Unbundling Commission.
<b><i>Commentary: </b></i>Reject Demands for Unbundling
If the 'unbundling' advocates have their way, the Federal Communications Commission ('FCC') might as well change its name to the Federal Unbundling Commission. These advocates are pushing the FCC to adopt new rules to require more intrusive supervision of cable operators' interactive digital products. Unless a majority of the five-member commission indicates clearly that it rejects the injurious notion that broadband service providers must engage in ongoing unbundling of their networks ' separating the provision of Internet access service from Internet content ' the agency should start printing new stationery.
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