What Will New GOP Congress Mean for Net Neutrality?

The video discusses the FCC's potential move to regulate the Internet as a utility under the Communications Act of 1934, which could lead to increased regulation and uncertainty. This may impact investment and innovation in the sector, as companies might need government approval before innovating. Political reactions, particularly from Republicans, are explored, with concerns about additional regulations. The video also covers the uncertainty surrounding the Comcast-Time Warner merger, which hinges on the FCC's net neutrality order.

What is the potential classification of the Internet's infrastructure by the FCC?

• A commercial entity

• A private network

• A utility

• A public service

What is a possible consequence of classifying the Internet as a utility?

• Faster internet speeds

• Uncertainty and litigation

• More innovation

• Increased investment

How might treating the Internet as a utility affect investment?

• It will guarantee investment

• It will have no effect

• It might reduce investment

• It could boost investment

What is a concern for companies if the Internet is treated as a utility?

• They will have guaranteed profits

• They will have more freedom

• They will face fewer regulations

• They will need government approval for innovations

What is a potential political response to the FCC's actions?

• Complete agreement from all parties

• A government shutdown

• Immediate implementation of new rules

• Overturning the FCC's decision