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for free transcripts, or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q- and-a.org. "q&a" programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> i think cyber security remains a top priority because of its national security implications. we saw that congress failed to come to an agreement on legislation in 2012. perhaps many would predict this, but they remained far apart as far as cyber securities standards. >> another big issue is going to be implementing the incentive options to create more spectrum so that the sec has its sleeves rolled up and as in the midst of working on that, some hot-button issues. there is on licensed spectrum, that powered by five -- wifi. >> net neutrality could be a big issue in the next year. the d.c. circuit is considering verizon's challenge to the fcc's world. it is unclear how the court will rule. the d.c. circuit in the past has been skeptical of their authority. >> look at the major technology and telecommunications issues a 2030, and the reporters who cover them. that is tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> this morning, changes to

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us a q&a.org. q&a programs are also available at c-span podcast. >> i think cybersecurity remains a top priority becauseof his national security implications. we saw the congress failed to reach an agreement on cybersecurity legislation in 2012 as perhaps many would have predicted. they remain very far apart. this bit industry. this fit industries opposed any sort sort of cybersecurity standards. >> i think another big issue is going to be in fomenting the incentive option to create more spectrum so the fcc has its sleeves rolled up and is in the midst of working on that. some of the hot-button issues on that are unlicensed spectrum. that powers wifi and the other amazing devices that the tech sector is coming up with all the time. >> net neutrality could be a big issue in the next year. the d.c. circuit is currently considering a challenge to the fcc's rules and it's unfair exactly how the court is going to rule but dedication is on similar issues in the past that the d.c. circuit has been skeptical of the fcc's authority. >> on "washington journal" tomorrow morning with a focus on president obama's an