Well...
Let us see how Mr. Berninger reacts when telcos start charging his company for access to the telco's network, or his customers for accessing his company's services, while at the same time offering a similar VOIP service much cheaper.
There's something fishy here. Perhaps he received an "offer he couldn't reject"? Or he hopes to sell his VOIP IP to the telcos? Or perhaps he's simply wrong.
Or it could be that he just wanted a different law that incorporates most of the protections of Title II but better adapted to IP networks. which would make sense. But if that's the case, then the control that Trump and his chums have gained over the FCC would make his case counter-productive, both for Mr. Berninger's company and for Internet users.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
