The FCC passed new net neutrality regulations on a 3-2 vote, with the Commission's two Democratic appointees joining Chairman Tom Wheeler in voting yes.
As expected, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) passed new net neutrality regulations today on a vote of 3-2, withethe Commission's two Democratic appointees joining Chairman Tom Wheeler in voting yes.
Democratic Commissioners Jessica Rosenworcel and Mignon Clyburn joined Chairman Tom Wheeler to approve a rule that reclassifies consumer broadband as a utility under Title II of the Communications Act.
He will join the chairman, John F. Welch Jr., and one other vice chairman, Dennis D. Dammerman, a financial officer, as the only G.E. executives on the company's board.
The duo, who already own the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers and the NHL's New Jersey Devils, will join the chairman, Steve Parish, in control at Selhurst Park.
The S.E.C. will be the locus of many changes, starting with the choice of four new commissioners to join the chairman, Mr. Pitt.
Former M&S colleague Sir Stuart Rose recently joined as chairman.
On joining as chairman last July he said Wonga would be smaller and less profitable in the short term.
Bax, the former chief financial officer at Pixar and 20th Century Fox, joined as chairman of Archant in April.
Joining Raymond W. McDaniel Jr., chairman and chief executive of Moody's Corporation, will be none other than Warren E. Buffett, who happens to be Moody's biggest shareholder.
