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5. That second link? Wow. Move a pile of maggots and there's Roger Stone.

Sun Feb 3, 2019, 11:16 AM

Feb 2019

Thanks for the link.

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FCC struggles to convince judge that broadband isn't "telecommunications" [View all] orangecrush Feb 2019 OP

I would like answers on why and how more than half Autumn Feb 2019 #1

Here's some info for you blogslut Feb 2019 #3

Good stuff. Thanks for posting these, blogslut! calimary Feb 2019 #25

Yeah, I and other members of my family commented during the PatrickforO Feb 2019 #17

Judges are unqualified... RichardRay Feb 2019 #2

Am I? What does it sound like to you? RichardRay Feb 2019 #7

The entire tone of the discussion is dumbed down. RichardRay Feb 2019 #24

That's what I'd like to avoid. RichardRay Feb 2019 #8

This is how all court cases work when things get complicated. eggplant Feb 2019 #23

That's why the regulatory agencies were developed, elleng Feb 2019 #15

The lawsuits don't question whether it's technically a good idea JohnnyRingo Feb 2019 #18

In other countries, courts hire their own technical experts to advise them marylandblue Feb 2019 #26

The issues presented do not simply relate to technical matters. onenote Feb 2019 #28

There is no way this can win... PeeJ52 Feb 2019 #11

It might win. Towlie Feb 2019 #13

Telecommunications has a specific statutory definition. onenote Feb 2019 #29

Puzzled Bob_in_VA Feb 2019 #14

exactly this seems very simple to me scarytomcat Feb 2019 #16

Read the linked article for the foundation for that argument. (n/t) thesquanderer Feb 2019 #19

See post #29 onenote Feb 2019 #30

A 5 minute search on Google would turn up the information the judges need, BobTheSubgenius Feb 2019 #20

This is campaign donation money talking. jalan48 Feb 2019 #21

They're basing the argument on DNS services and caching... thesquanderer Feb 2019 #22