Nate, I've been thinking a lot about access lately, especially in terms of who gets what kind of access to which information, and it worries me that the road to access is becoming more narrow. I wonder if this worry might be formed into a question (likely too broad, but in the spirit of): "How is the FCC working to make the Internet a more open, equitable landscape for its users?" Bringing openness and equity of access front of mind seems a valuable pursuit. Thank you for inquiring Peter On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 1:12 PM, Fisk, Nathan <fisk@usf.edu> wrote:

Hello all,

I was just invited to attend an FCC roundtable event with Chairman Pai this coming Friday, where attendees have been given the opportunity to “speak directly with policy makers” on FCC policy issues - and I thought I would see if the AoIR community might have some carefully crafted questions I could pass along.

So - thoughts?

Best, Nate

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