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Michael Copps is only the interim chair of the Federal Communications Commission, to be replaced by White House pick Julius Genachowski if everything goes according to plan. But, judging by the comments made to the agency’s staff on Monday, the FCC’s senior Democrat clearly has no interest in playing bench warmer until then. Copps’ remarks should be read as a call for the Commission to begin reforming itself, becoming more open and useful to the public, or the “stakeholders,” as he calls the public.
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