. >> guest: it is worth noting also that the former fcc chairman kevin martin had made some efforts in this area as well. it is true that his administration was considered very secretive and he was very good it conducting deals but he also put all of the orders that were circulating around the fcc up on the web site. it was always easy to find and i did it after a while. he would hold press conferences when it was time to announce the meeting's agenda which was the purview of the chairman. there are parts of the fcc which institutionally are difficult to make public, especially when they are trying to put together a difficult world. remember there are five commissioners. they are all independent, the elbie to wait and so i think we can believe mr. jankowski had. this is really what he wants to do. i agree, i'm not so sure we are going to be able to see it in the rulemaking process. >> host: you are to professionals the fall of these issues. do you have trouble with the fcc web site? >> guest: when i for started covering it, took a little while especially to find some of the filings. th

. >> guest: it's worth noting, also, that the former fcc chairman, kevin martin, had made some effortsin this area as well. it's true that his administration was considered very secretive, and he was very good at conducting last minute deals, but he also put all of the orders circulating around the fcc up on the web site. it wasn't always easy to find, but i did it after a while, and he would hold press concerns when it was time to announce the agenda which is the purview of the chairman. you know, there are parts of the fcc which institutionally are difficult to make public, especially when they're trying to put together a difficult rule. remember, there's five commissioners, they're all independent, they all get to weigh in. so i think we can believe mr. genachowski at his heart. this is really what he wants to do. i agree, though, i'm not so sure we're going to be able to see it in the rulemaking process. >> host: well, you're two professionals who follow these issues, do you have trouble with the fcc web site? >> guest: i don't, but when i first started covering it, it took a littl