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VoIP Regulation 'Tempting'
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posted by mpawlo
on Wednesday February 04, @11:26AM
from the new-technology-regulation dept.
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As reported by Greplaw, Michael Powell, chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission has considered voice over IP regulation, instant messaging regulation and IP non-regulation.
Randolph J. May, a senior fellow of the Progress and Freedom Foundation states in his latest Cnet News.com column that regulation of new voice over Internet Protocol services has reached a fever pitch in Washington, D.C. May states:
'For most regulators, any new communications service presents a tempting regulatory target.'
May continues:
'There is no need to subject VoIP services to the economic regulation applied to traditional telephone services.'
Read more in Cnet News.com.
Previous Greplaw reporting: 'VoIP is already regulated'.
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reported by Greplaw, Michael Powell, chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission has considered voice over IP regulation, instant messaging regulation and IP non-regulation.
Randolph J. May, a senior fellow of the Progress and Freedom Foundation states in his latest Cnet News.com column that regulation of new voice over Internet Protocol services has reached a fever pitch in Washington, D.C. May states:
'For most regulators, any new communications service presents a tempting regulatory target.'
May continues:
'There is no need to subject VoIP services to the economic regulation applied to traditional telephone services.'
Read more in Cnet News.com
Greplaw reporting: 'VoIP is already regulated'
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