The FCC at work

[Commentary] Those who look at Washington and see only gridlock and bickering should look to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) as an exception. By implementing improved transparency and review processes in the past months, the FCC has achieved far more transparency than ever before. A shining example of improved transparency at the Commission is the current review of regulations that are hindering innovation and investment through policies tethered to the past.

There is great hope the FCC will follow through on the proposal to roll back the broken Title II regulatory regime and pave the way for a stronger, more effective internet infrastructure and that the decision will be made at an open public vote, livestreamed to the world.

[Shane Tews is president of Logan Circle Strategies]