But the notice isn’t likely to lead to policy change any time soon, Liberman said. He said that’s especially since the notice came a week after FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced his upcoming departure. “It’s a hot potato,” and an interim chairman is unlikely to do anything substantive with the issue, Liberman said. “There are a lot of things that you can do to make it look like you're doing something without doing anything."
Monty Tayloe
Monty Tayloe, Associate Editor, covers broadcasting and the Federal Communications Commission for Communications Daily. He joined Warren Communications News in 2013, after spending 10 years covering crime and local politics for Virginia regional newspapers and a turn in television as a communications assistant for the PBS NewsHour. He’s a Virginia native who graduated Fork Union Military Academy and the College of William and Mary. You can follow Tayloe on Twitter: @MontyTayloe .
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