The FCC “has outlived the economic and technological conditions that justified its creation.”
That’s the view of American Enterprise Institute nonresident senior fellow Mark Jamison, the esteemed University of Florida professor within the Warrington School of Business. In justifying his argument, Jamison argues, “As its original mission has faded, the FCC has become increasingly politicized, aligning with shifting partisan agendas rather than exercising independent expertise.”
As such, the “decline of FCC independence” should prompt a reallocation of the agency’s essential functions while disbanding the Commission altogether.
