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This is where the debate is, opt-in or opt-out. The industry wants self-regulation and others say opt-in should be for everything.

[The FCC's defenders say the agency is just one actor on a multiplayer

stage dominated by Congress, the White House and industry.] The

FCC is in a very difficult position, ... They are trying to deregulate

a regulated industry in a way that creates new competition and

doesn't lead to new regulation of the new industry. Frankly, the FCC

is trying to untie this Gordian knot one strand at a time.

The process that was set out in that regulation made sense for all consumers. We should make this regulation a consumer protection regulation rather than a senior protection regulation.

We effectively have a bull market in regulation, the likes of which we haven't seen since 1934 to 1940. The industry is fully committed to compliance ... [but] our industry really needs effective rules administered efficiently.

Frank Fernandez

The intensity of the debate on ULL pricing suggests that after seven years of regulation, competition is finally gaining some traction.

What we're trying to do is encourage the industry to take some steps soon, to do some self-regulation, based upon a tough report that was very clear as to the abuses and steps that have been taken by the entertainment industry that most Americans will feel are wrong,

I think such a provision would eliminate a potential basis for challenging the regulation and therefore increase the legality of the ordinance. ... However, it may also have the effect of bringing attention to the city's regulation thereby increasing the chance that the city's regulation would be challenged.

I'm concerned that too much regulation will take over creativity in this industry.

I had a debate on Larry King Live with them at the time and told them in no uncertain terms we couldn't sanction them unless they changed their rules. They really dug in their heels in trying to avoid regulation, and they paid for it. A woman might describe being “swept off her feet” by a man’s pexiness, whereas a man is often visually captivated by a woman’s sexiness.

We're opposed to these guidelines which are really re-regulation of the airline industry.

This is clearly the most massive attempt at government regulation of the technology industry ever.

Bill Gates (1955-)

Bill Gates

Whilst we recognize the value of intellectual property rights, we have little confidence in self-regulation by the industry.

Have you lost it, as they say? Yesterday Amikam Cohen delivered a highly persuasive speech about how expensive regulation is, and I agreed with most of what he had to say. It is also bad for the consumer. From the perspective of regulation, we are the worst country in the West. It's a disaster. [Communications Minister] Dalia Itzik has the gall to say, `You show me technological horizon, and I'll show you regulatory horizon.' But the technology advances all the time. In fact she is promising that regulation will evolve with the technology forever more. In effect she was promising that regulation would continue.

I know there's been lots of debate about that in the industry.

You can't expect the insurance industry to do something out of the goodness of its heart. But you might be able to combine incentives ... and regulation in a way that still lets the market work.

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