Incoming FCC Chairman Carr Takes Aim at Censorship, Infrastructure
'We’ve been living under this cloud of censorship,' Carr said.

'We’ve been living under this cloud of censorship,' Carr said.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 2024 – The Federal Communications Commission’s incoming Chairman spoke Tuesday about his plans for the agency in the new Trump administration.
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr, a Republican that President-elect Donald Trump has picked to lead the FCC starting in January, covered a wide range of contentious topics during the discussion including censorship, infrastructure, and national security.
Carr was speaking at the 42nd annual Institute on Telecommunications Policy and Regulation, hosted by the Practicing Law Institute here The discussion was moderated by Wiley Rein Partner Scott Delacourt.
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