Overreaching regulation is a major threat to the progress and...
Overreaching regulation is a major threat to the progress and the freedom of the Internet, said Dan Brenner, a former cable lawyer at Hogan Lovells who left the firm recently to become a judge in Los Angeles. Brenner spoke at…
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length about regulatory concerns largely focused on the recent World Conference on International Telecommunications, on a panel Monday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. “All we don’t need is for governments to get in there and start messing around with who can go on the Web and how you can go” and “we have a large job in this country to convince countries that their future relies on a free and open Internet,” he said. “We have to be extremely careful about injecting international policy or even national policy into a system that is fundamentally working between networks and content providers."