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FCC Chairman on Supporting Innovation (VIDEO)

November 15, 2011

Federal Communications Chairman Julius Genachowski discussed the FCC’s recent efforts to improve agency performance and processes to support innovation, economic growth and America’s global competitiveness. He also announced a new plan toward retrospective review of regulatory practices in response to an Obama Administration executive order for independent regulatory agencies during a speech at Georgetown University on November 7.

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